School Museum from Penza reached the final of the All-Russian contest of the First Movement “Keepers of History: Memory is alive”

The museum complex of the Penza school No66 named after Viktor Alexandrovich Stukalov became the finalist of the All-Russian contest of the First Movement “Keepers of History: Memory is alive”. Within the framework of the competition forum, which took place from 8 to 11 October in Moscow, representatives of the educational institution took part in thematic events and met with Hero of Russia Vladislav Golovin.

According to the press service of the Minobra of the Penza region, the museum complex was among the finalists thanks to the joint work of schoolchildren and a team of mentors. The participants were trained by Tatiana Zhiradkova, Maxim Kandrin, Ilya Maximkin, Inna Polikanova and Ekaterina Vorobyeva.

The Penza school was presented at the forum by schoolgirls Margarita Silantyeva, Alla Uvarova, Polina Barinova and Veronika Galkina.

For four days, the schoolgirls attended patriotic master classes, deepened their knowledge and exchanged experiences with participants from other regions of Russia.

One of the events of the forum was a meeting with Hero of Russia Vladislav Golovin. He spoke about the importance of preserving historical memory and stressed the important role of school museums in this work.

“For me this is not heroism, but a duty to my comrades and country. We must remember history in order to build the future, said Vladislav Golovin.

He urged schoolchildren to take care of historical heritage and pass on the memory of the past to future generations. During the meeting, participants were able to ask him questions about the feat and the future.