Safetu rules - Zinatnesskola.lv

Parents are responsible for informing their child about the rules of conduct and safety and are responsible for their child’s behavior during classes and for any damage caused as a result of failure to follow these rules.

Arrive on time for the class.

Listen carefully to the teacher and follow their instructions.

Treat classmates and their personal belongings with respect.

Mobile phones may only be used with the teacher’s permission.

Immediately inform the teacher if anything happens (injury, illness, fire, etc.).

Do not taste or consume anything used during experiments.

Food and drinks are not allowed in the laboratory. Eating and drinking are prohibited in the laboratory premises.

When smelling chemical substances, do so carefully by gently wafting the vapors towards yourself with your hand.

Do not remove anything from the laboratory without the teacher’s permission.

Always wash your hands after the class.

Use protective equipment as instructed by the teacher, including safety goggles and gloves.

Matches, lighters, and other flammable materials may only be used with the teacher’s explicit permission.

Handle all provided equipment carefully and use it only for its intended purpose.

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I wish I had had a school like this when I was a child! It’s wonderful that children are introduced to science from an early age. This makes school subjects much easier to understand and learn in depth later on. Real chemical experiments, chemical symbols, explanations of physical phenomena — since my daughter has been attending the Science School for four years now, all of this is already familiar and feels natural to her.

Dace Emīlijas’ mom (5th grade)

Wonderful, knowledgeable, young, energetic and fun teachers who are not only fantastic role models for children, but also know how to spark that little flame of curiosity that makes children want to explore more and learn independently, going deeper and deeper!

Inga Ellas’ mom (5th grade)

I’m very, very happy that Valters is always so excited about what he experiences in class. He tells me about what he has seen, asks me questions (testing whether I know the answers!), and even asks me for different substances so he can do experiments at home. Thank you to the teachers and the school for keeping that spark of scientific curiosity alive!

Sanita Valtera’s mom (6th grade)

The students sitting in the classrooms of Laboratorium Science School will make our planet a safer and better place through their creativity and scientific potential! I wish the school continued to grow and develop just as dynamically as it has so far. You are incredibly energetic and creative, and you, the teachers, are the ones who can truly inspire young students to become the driving force behind the scientific progress of the future. Thank you for all your hard work!

Santa Haralda’s mom (7th grade)