School number 1525

The first set in lyceum took place in 1992 . Enrollment in the Lyceum was carried out by competitive selection, conducted in two rounds - general (mathematics and Russian) and faculty.

The following educational directions are represented in the lyceum: biological-chemical, humanitarian, information-technological, socio-economic, physical-mathematical. The curriculum includes numerous special courses and electives, including such exotic ones as the theory and practice of underwater archeology and journalistic investigations. When the lyceum operates its own planetarium and astronomical observatory ^[1] .

In 2011, the Moscow Government Control and Audit Office recommended the Moscow City Palace of Children's (Youth) Creativity , which provided premises to Lyceum No. 1525, to terminate the premises rental agreement. This information coincided in time with the struggle of MHDD (U) T for premises with the gymnastic school of Irina Viner ^[2] .

On November 8, 2011, Lyceum No. 1525 entered the official rating of the best schools in Moscow and received a grant of 10 million rubles from the city authorities ^[3] .

From August 1, 2014, Lyceum No. 1525 moved to a new building at the 2nd Krasnoselsky Lane, 18.

Information technology profile direction

Classes of information technology trends began their work in 1992 on the basis of the technical creativity department of the Moscow City Palace of Children's (Youth) Creativity (MGDD (U) T) on the initiative of the Moscow Committee for Education, the Administration of the Palace of Creativity and MIREA.

Classes classes IT areas are held on the basis of the Lyceum, and on the basis of MIREA . Training is conducted in grades 8-11.

Biological and chemical profile direction

Biological and chemical classes of the Lyceum have been working since August 1992. In the process of training, the Lyceum students use the material base of the Center for Environmental Education of the Palace of Creativity - they are provided with educational materials on biology, the Botanical Garden, collectible areas of open ground, a training center for agrotechnology, a winter garden, a greenhouse ( occupying, according to biology teacher Anna Kasparinskoy, fourth place in Russia ^[4] ), aquarium, petting zoo (animals, birds, reptiles), zoological Museum, laboratory of Herpetology and Terry riumistiki, library, video and media library on biology, chemistry, medicine, s / s, and environmental issues. In Lyceum No. 1525, the MicroLada project was developed for the Second Moscow Open Conference “Experiment in Space”, the essence of which was the simultaneous cultivation of peas on Earth (by schoolchildren from Russia, the USA and Japan) and on the ISS in special installations using a single technology. The cosmonauts Valery Tokarev (2006), Mikhail Tyurin (2007) and Yuri Malenchenko (2008) became participants in the experiment on the ISS, and the idea of ​​developing experiments for space experiments was revived by the former teacher of Lyceum No. 1525, and then the head of the department of astronomy and cosmonautics. The Moscow City Palace of Children's and Youth Creativity Boris Pshenichner ^{[5] [6]} . Another biological experiment developed at the Lyceum, "Space Butterfly", to observe the stages of butterfly development under conditions of overload and weightlessness, was implemented in 2007 using the Foton-M biosatellite. In 2009, a lyceum student was granted the right to examine microorganisms in the dust of the International Space Station, specially for this purpose, delivered from orbit. The results of the study, which included five species of bacterial colonies and one species of fungi, were presented at the international exhibition Expo-Science in Kuwait ^[6] .

Graduates of biological and chemical classes often go to different faculties of Moscow State University (biological, chemical, geographical, geological faculties, faculty of soil science, faculty of materials science, psychological faculty, faculty of bioengineering and bioinformatics, faculty of fundamental medicine and others), various faculties of MMA , RSMU , MSMSU on the health, environmental and agricultural departments of People's Friendship University in the State Academy of veterinary medicine and biotechnology , in Timiryazev agricultural ak demiyu in MIREA in MISA , State University of oil and gas in the chemical-technological universities, different faculties of pedagogical universities and other higher education institutions.

Humanitarian profile

The direction was created in 1990 on the basis of the department of artistic creativity. The first lyceum students were children writing poetry and prose, engaged in art circles and the Theater of Young Muscovites. Training is conducted in grades 8-11. Additional conditions for admission - interviews on the knowledge of the foundations of literature, history, art.

The curriculum of the Faculty of Humanities includes, among others, courses in English, French or Spanish, mythology, poetics and art history ^[1] . The team employs teachers of the Palace of Creativity and school teachers, teachers of Moscow universities, researchers of the Academy of Sciences, candidates of science. The branch cooperates with MSU, RGGU , with the Institute of the Russian Language .

Over a hundred graduates study at Moscow State University, RGGU, Pedagogical University , Textile Academy , Institute of Asian and African Countries , VGIK , Slavic Academy , Institute of Youth , Institute of Foreign Languages , MGIMO , Architectural Institute , Geneva University , International University of Business and Economics , Medical Institute , Academy of Management , Moscow Institute of Architecture, Financial Academy , Higher Flight School.

Some philological teachers of the Faculty of Humanities: E. S. Abeluk , N. V. Davydova, O. E. Karmakova, K. M. Polivanov ^[7]

Physical and mathematical profile direction

The Faculty of Physics and Mathematics of the Lyceum No. 1525 “Sparrow Hills” was established in 1992 on the basis of the Astronomy and Cosmonautics Department of the Moscow City Palace of Children's (Youth) Creativity. Training is conducted in grades 8-11 under the program of a specialized physical and mathematical school, taking into account the individual characteristics of each student.

Students are offered a wide choice of elective and elective courses in mathematics, physics, astronomy, computer science, technical design and space design. Much attention is paid to the preparation for entering universities. Special classes are held, the program of which includes the program of preparatory courses of MSU. Practicing is the participation of lyceum students in scientific and practical conferences of schoolchildren, including those providing benefits for admission to MGTU. Bauman .

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