In high school, with the transition to almost every class, students have new subjects for study. The main disciplines are compulsory for study, in all schools are the same, which cannot be said about additional ones.
Preparing for the new school year is a rather troublesome process, because you need to purchase a lot of stationery for it, as well as a new uniform, a backpack, a tracksuit, and more. However, this process is troublesome only for parents, because they are trying to buy good quality clothes and stationery for their children for reasonable money. Most of the children of secondary school age do not particularly look at the prices of goods and their quality, for them the primary appearance of new outfits and accessories is much more important, prints and emblems on clothes and other school purchases are especially important. However, if parents and children have different opinions about the choice of certain things, then there is one question that equally worries both of them - what new subjects will be at school in the new academic year.
With the transition to the fifth grade, students have a lot of new subjects, it becomes much more difficult to study. If in the fourth grade there were 9-10 subjects, then in the fifth there are 16 of them: mathematics, Russian language, literature, history, social science, biology, geography, computer science, foreign language, life safety, physical culture, fine arts, logic, technology, music and ODKNR. The sixth grade differs in the number of subjects from the fifth - there are fewer disciplines - no new ones are added, but the ODCNR and logic "leave".
From the seventh grade, students are offered to study such additional subjects as geometry (mathematics is divided into algebra and geometry), physics, ecology, local history and an elective course in energy conservation.
In the eighth grade, chemistry appears in the school curriculum, fine art is replaced by drawing. As for the ninth grade, in the last year of secondary school, the list of disciplines is as follows: Russian language, literature, physical education, algebra, geometry, physics, chemistry, foreign language, social science, computer science, biology, geography, technology, life safety, history, biology. In many gymnasiums and lyceums, lessons in local history and drawing in the ninth grade are replaced by additional hours of preparation for exams.
