The student government was formed in the upper section of our school this year as well. Each class elected 2 representatives, so a total of 14 students make up the DÖK.

We have already held several meetings, and the work is actively underway.

- In the first round, the DÖK president was elected, who ultimately became Márton Németh (8.a).

- At the beginning of the school year, the DÖK formulated a proposal regarding several topics, with which it contacted the DÖK president, the Director, from whom it received a detailed response. For this, the students are very grateful.

- At the Our Garden Treasures photo contest, members were given the opportunity to evaluate the photos submitted to the photo contest.

The DÖK bulletin board is constantly updated. Right now, others can read reports about the school street and short feedback on the jury of the Our Garden Treasures photo contest. In October, 2 more tasks await the DÖK members!

The DÖK members in this academic year:

- 5.a: Richárd Asztalos and Szonja Németh

- 5.b: Kamilla Bártfai and Vencel Eösze

- 6.a: Anna Demkó and Kitti Murányi

- 6.b: Roland Asztalos and Benedek Németh

- 7.a: Réka Németh and Kristóf Rézsó-Pintér

- 7.b: Luca Németh and Miklós Varga

- 8.a: Sára Hegedűs and Németh Martin

This year, our school would like to actively participate in the life of the KIFÖ (Kispest Youth Self-Government), in the organization and implementation of various district programs. 

In this major task, 3 of our students are helping with the joint, district-level work: 

Réka Németh (7.a)

Gergely Koppány (7.b)

Sára Hegedűs (8.a).

Two of them applied for a position within the district student self-government, which they won.

· Sára Hegedűs (8.a) became the leader of the Eco and Environmental Protection Working Group, 

· Réka Németh (7th grade) won the position of leader of the Sports Working Group.

Flower planting

The members of the KIFÖ (Kispest Youth Self-Government) made Kispest more beautiful by planting flowers together. Our school's student, Sára Hegedűs (8th grade), who is the leader of the Eco and Environmental Working Group and considers environmental protection to be her passion, also participated in this event. She was accompanied by one of her classmates, Csenge Incze (8th grade), who lent a helping hand when planting the pansies.

                 The event was also reported by Kispest Magazine: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1F6CaXhDYM/