Rīgas 9. vidusskola

ESF Plus projekta "STEM un pilsoniskās līdzdalības norises plašākai izglītības pieredzei un karjeras izvēlei” norisēs 6.maijā skolā viesojās Roboskolas komanda.
1.-3.klases aizrautīgi piedalījās "Ceļojumā uz Zemes centru", 4.klase - "Zaļais ceļš: no atkrituma līdz resursam" un 7.-9.klase "Digitālā nākotne VR vidē: no pieredzes līdz profesijai". Nodarbībās skolēnus sagaidīja robots, kurš demonstrēja sarežģītus vingrojumus.

Skolēni ieinteresēti atbildēja uz nodarbības vadītāja jautājumiem, un ar nepacietību gaida virtuālo ceļojumu. Kā tas būs? Ko ieraudzīsim? Gribas ātrāk!

Atgriežamies realitātē un skolēni strādā grupās: aizrautīgi būvē trasīti robotam.

Nodarbības vadītājs arī atgādina, ka nepieciešamas zināšanas, lai izgudrotu un programmētu robotus.

Ceļojums ir satraucošs: jāaiztur elpa!😮🥳🤩

Anta Saleniece
pedagogs karjeras konsultants

Pirms Valsts svētkiem kā katru gadu sakopām savu skolas apkārtni.
Kopā prieks būt, augt un mācīties!

Mūsu skola, mūsu zeme, mūsu Latvija!🇱🇻

Paldies visiem! Kopā VARAM!🥰👍


Rīgā mācās

23.04.2026. skolā norisinājās Olimpiskā diena 2026 1. - 4. klašu skolēniem.

Atbalstot Olimpisko kustību, skolēni kopīgi apguva un ar prieku izpildīja Olimpiskās dienas vingrojumu kompleksu, kā arī piedalījās dažādās sportiskās aktivitātēs. Pasākuma laikā tika attīstītas ne tikai fiziskās prasmes, bet arī sadarbība, komandas gars un pozitīva attieksme pret kustību.💪

Pasākums noritēja draudzīgā, aktīvā un priecīgā atmosfērā, kurā katrs varēja justies iesaistīts un motivēts.☀️

Īpašs paldies par drosmi un Olimpiskās dejas demonstrēšanu 3. A klases skolēniem – Līnai, Vendijai, Paulai Boļšei, Paulai Brokānei, Renāram, Keitai, kā arī 4. B klases skolēniem – Sofijai un Teodoram.

Priecājamies arī par vidusskolēnu iesaisti un atbalstu, palīdzot organizēt aktivitātes un iedrošinot jaunākos skolēnus.

Sirsnīgs paldies aktīvajiem tiesnešiem – Artūram, Kristianai, Patrīcijai, Katei, Raulam, Kristīnei, Rodrigo un Kārlim par ieguldīto darbu un atbildību.🙏

Paldies visiem dalībniekiem par enerģiju, smaidiem un aktīvu iesaisti!* 🫶

Esam SPORTIŅĀ! 💪

Sk. Dana un sk. Edgars

Nozīmīgi pirms valsts pārbaudes darbiem un ikdienā!

On Thursday, students from Riga Secondary School No. 9, Riga French Lycée, and European School of Luxembourg I came together in the Old Town of Luxembourg, ready for an active and engaging morning. Participants gathered for our first activity, “The Way to Vote.” We were divided into three groups and assigned specific roles: one Walker for each route, three Guide Partners to support the walkers, and the remaining participants formed the Observation Team. The aim of this activity was to better understand the challenges faced by people with visual impairments by navigating through the Old Town of Luxembourg on the way to the Ministry of Education. Through this experience, participants developed teamwork skills, strengthened communication, and gained valuable insight into the importance of accessible infrastructure in urban environments. The next activity was the “Think Tank.” During this session, participants revisited ideas and potential solutions from our debate earlier in the week and worked on developing them further. They explored practical ways to bring these ideas to life by considering factors such as costs, legislation, and implementation strategies. This activity encouraged creativity, problem-solving, and innovation, while also helping participants improve their entrepreneurial competences. We concluded this productive and energetic day with a short debriefing session, where everyone had the opportunity to reflect on the day’s experiences and key lessons learned, before enjoying dinner together at the Big Beer Company. —————————————————— Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union, European Commission or the granting authority (Agency for International Programs for Youth). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them. @jspa_latvia #erasmusplus #inclusivity #voting #projektsjauniešiem

Wednesday, students from Riga Secondary School No. 9, the Riga French Lycée, and the European School of Luxembourg I gathered at the Court of Justice of the European Union. Participants were in high spirits after being guided through the astonishing building by Mrs. M. Archilla, Administrator in the Directorate for Human Resources at the Court of Justice of the European Union. Then, we met Christopher Fretwell, who works to improve the digital accessibility of the Curia website; Mateo Caballero Peralta, who focuses on making the InfoCuria search engine more accessible; and Sébastien Servais, who uses technology to advance accessibility solutions. We also had the opportunity to meet Enrique Bercero and Silvia Verdú Relano, who introduced us to the pilot traineeship programme for people with disabilities. We would also like to express our sincere gratitude to all of the professionals who dedicated their time to meeting with us, sharing their expertise, and inspiring us through their commitment to accessibility and inclusion. Their generosity and openness made this experience especially meaningful and memorable for all participants. Furthermore, we met with Mrs. I. Reine, a Judge at the General Court of the European Union, and took part in a spontaneous and engaging dialogue through which the participants gained valuable insight into the field of interpretation. During lunch, the students were divided into two groups, one of which conducted interviews to assess how informed people were about our topic, otherwise known as “inclusive democracy.” After enjoying a delicious lunch, the students went to the European School of Luxembourg I to continue our activities. We began with “Accessibility Mapping of Polling Stations,” where the participants recreated polling stations with the aim of making them as accessible as possible. After our final activity, we had a brief debriefing session before going to enjoy dinner at Basta Cosi. __________ #DenocraSee #inclusivity #erasmusplus #projektsjauniešiem #JSPA

On Tuesday, students from Riga Secondary School No. 9, Riga French Lycée, and European School of Luxembourg I gathered early at the European School of Luxembourg I, welcomed by a beautiful morning fog. We began the day with a fun energiser, «Energyball», which helped everyone wake up and get ready for the activities ahead. Our first session was the «Unequal Relay», where we experienced the challenges of navigating without sight. Through this activity, participants developed teamwork skills and practised clear verbal communication. After a short break, we continued with «Find the Info», an activity that gave us firsthand insight into some of the difficulties visually impaired people may face when relying on spoken descriptions, such as when understanding voting ballots and candidates. Later, each school introduced itself by sharing its traditions, culture, and everyday life for students and teachers, while also preparing for tomorrow’s activities. Participants then enjoyed lunch at Sodexo Cantine, followed by preparations for the panel discussion «Feel Your Vote» and for our upcoming meeting with the Court of Justice of the European Union. We ended the day with a thoughtful group debrief before enjoying a lovely dinner at Brasserie de la Place and Nirvana. __________________________ Finansē Eiropas Savienība. Šī publikācija atspoguļo vienīgi autora uzskatus un viedokli, un ne obligāti Eiropas Savienības, Eiropas Komisijas vai valsts (Jaunatnes starptautisko programmu agentūras) viedokli, kuras nav atbildīgas par tajā ietvertās informācijas jebkādu izmantošanu. Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union, European Commission or the granting authority (Agency for International Programs for Youth). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them. @jspa_latvia #DemocraSee #JSPA #projektijauniešiem #erasmuspluslv #inclusivedemocracy

Monday, we, students from Riga Secondary School No. 9, the Riga French Lycée, and the European School of Luxembourg I, worked productively at the European School of Luxembourg I. Before our activities, we received thoughtful goodie bags from the European Court. They were filled with useful items such as highlighters, pens, and other essentials that we’ll definitely be using throughout the week. We started with an “Accessibility Timeline” session, where we learned about the history of blindness and how perceptions and support systems have evolved over time. After that, we explored the critical “Law vs. Reality” dynamic, discussing how inclusion works in practice. Lastly, we had a fiery debate about the gap between legal frameworks and the real-life experiences of people with disabilities. After our activities at the school, we went to visit the European Parliament, where we gained firsthand insight into how EU institutions operate. _______________________________ Finansē Eiropas Savienība. Šī publikācija atspoguļo vienīgi autora uzskatus un viedokli, un ne obligāti Eiropas Savienības, Eiropas Komisijas vai valsts (Jaunatnes starptautisko programmu agentūras) viedokli, kuras nav atbildīgas par tajā ietvertās informācijas jebkādu izmantošanu. Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union, European Commission or the granting authority (Agency for International Programs for Youth). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them. @jspa_latvia #DemocraSee #JSPA #projektijauniešiem #erasmuspluslv #inclusivedemocracy