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Schoolchildren from Old Oskol visited the confectionery factory

Pupils of school No. 2 from Old Oskol, Belgorod region visited the confectionery factory "Slavyanka"

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Schoolchildren from Old Oskol visited the confectionery factory

Pupils of school No. 2 from Old Oskol, Belgorod region visited the confectionery factory "Slavyanka". This was reported to the municipal administration.

The children were told which specialists produce sweets and how the work process is organized. The children saw how to make candy, familiar to them since childhood.

The administration called such excursions an important part of early career guidance. They broaden their horizons and help determine their future profession.

We will remind, the students of the Krasnensky school taught the basics of first aid.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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