Pärnu Koidula Gymnasium

On patt, suur pattväike olla suurtel aegadel,

kui inimene võib luua oma aega/ L. Koidula /

It is a sin, a great sinto be little in great times,

when a person can make his own era

/ L. Koidula /

History

1733 – the school was founded by town

1854 to 1861- Lydia Koidula was a student of this school

1894 – school became a gymnasium

1944 – the school was named after Lydia Koidula

Schoolhouse today

The school today

Students – over 1000Teachers – a bit over 60

Most important parties/contests

School honorary daySinging contestKoidula conferenceContest “Meediamull”Nationwide singing contest “Koidulaulik”Electing Miss Koidula

Extracurricular activities

School choir, band, media club, arts, techics, basketball, computer club, biology club, brass orchestra and so on

School radio

Was established in 1954Was re-established in spring 2000

Our school paper – Koidula PressSince 2002, appears in pirnt once a term