Education and Pioneers

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Education and Pioneers
Moravska State Archive · 1976
ClassificationSociety and Power
Statuscanon
Last updated2026-11-03
Archive source05 Society and Power/Education and Pioneers.md
Length800 words (4 min read)
07:00Rise, exercise, flag
09:00Sea craft: swimming, rowing, knots
12:00Meal and rest
15:00Ideology class or a plant visit
19:00Sport, film, or a camp fire
Internal links4 outgoing, 5 incoming
Sources5 cited

The state runs every school. School is free and it is compulsory from 7 to 16.

The state uses the school for two jobs. It teaches a skill. It also makes a citizen.

A basic school classroom, with the alphabet on the board.
A basic school classroom, with the alphabet on the board.

The school system [edit]

StageAgeHours a weekMain subject
Kindergarten3 to 630Play, songs, the group
Basic school7 to 1433Language, arithmetic, history, Russian
Secondary school15 to 1834A trade or a university track
Technical school16 to 1936A certificate and a plant place
University19 to 2330Engineering, medicine, teaching, economics

The country has one university, at Zaligrad. It has 4,800 students and 5 faculties.

The curriculum [edit]

A basic school teaches 11 subjects. Three of them carry the ideology.

SubjectContentHours a week
Moravskan language and literatureGrammar, the revival poets, the sea stories6
HistoryThe Thracians, the rising of 1876, the turn of 19443
Civic educationThe constitution, the plan, the alliance2
RussianFrom year 54
MathematicsArithmetic, algebra, geometry6
SciencePhysics, chemistry, biology5
GeographyThe country, the bloc, the world2
Work trainingA workshop or a plant visit3
Physical trainingDrill, swimming, rowing2
Art and musicThe approved style, the folk song1
Foreign languageGerman or English, from year 72

The Pioneers [edit]

The Pioneers take children from 7 to 14. The group meets once a week and in the summer.

A Pioneer makes four promises at the ceremony.

  1. To study well and to work well.
  2. To keep the collective before the self.
  3. To honour the fleet and the plant.
  4. To be ready for the alliance.

The ceremony is public. A child wears a red scarf and reads the promise. The parents watch and they cry.

The summer camp [edit]

A Pioneer camp runs for 3 weeks on the shore near Skalina. The state pays 70 percent of the cost.

A camp day has five parts.

TimeActivity
07:00Rise, exercise, flag
09:00Sea craft: swimming, rowing, knots
12:00Meal and rest
15:00Ideology class or a plant visit
19:00Sport, film, or a camp fire

The camps are popular. A camp gives a child 3 weeks of food, sea, and friends.

The examination [edit]

A pupil takes an examination at 14 and at 18.

The examination at 18 decides three things.

  1. A university place, 1 for 7 applicants.
  2. A technical school place.
  3. A plant place with a low wage.

A party card adds points at the margin. A worker's family adds points. A village school adds fewer.

The teacher [edit]

A teacher earns 190 leva a month. A teacher has respect in the lane and no power in the committee.

A teacher does four jobs.

  • Teaches 24 hours a week.
  • Keeps the class register and the political record.
  • Runs a Pioneer group.
  • Reports a pupil who speaks against the state.

The fourth job divides the profession. Most teachers report a serious case. Many hide a small one.

The university [edit]

The university trains engineers, doctors, teachers, and economists. It has 5 faculties and a party committee.

The faculty of maritime engineering is the best. A graduate goes to Zalplav or to the shipyard.

A student also does 6 weeks of summer work. The work is a harvest, a building site, or a fish plant.

Adult education [edit]

The state runs evening classes for workers. A worker can finish a secondary certificate at 25.

About 9,000 adults study each year. A certificate brings a better post and 30 leva more.

Weak points [edit]

  • The school teaches Russian for 11 years and produces few speakers.
  • A village school has one teacher for 3 classes.
  • The history book changes in 1968 and again in 1972.
  • A bright pupil from the Marches has no Turkish-language secondary school. See Regional Divides.

Other notes [edit]

Sources[edit]

References[edit]

Documents in the archive that cite or cross-reference Education and Pioneers:

  1. ^ "Aleksandar Kolarov". People, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  2. ^ "Child-Rearing and Academies". Culture, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  3. ^ "Elena Zografova". People, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  4. ^ "National Revival". History, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  5. ^ "Rites of Passage". Rituals and Calendar, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.