Schools Teach Daily Political Lessons to Youth

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The school council had a meeting. They want more news about politics in schools. They think one lesson a week is not enough now.

The students say they are young patriots. They want to know about Russia and the world. They asked for daily lessons about important news.

The Minister of Education heard the request. He said yes to what the students want. He will change the school plans from September 1.

The Minister is happy the students want this. He likes that they asked for it. He said they will give them the time they need.

The Minister said students have free time now. This is because they have fewer English lessons. They can use this time for the new lessons.

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What did the school council want more of?

They want more news about politics in schools.

What did the students ask for?

They asked for daily lessons about important news.

What will the Minister of Education change?

He will change the school plans from September 1.

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