 Riga State Gymnasium № 3 was established in December 1918  Transformed from a girl’s school that was formed in  At the beginning 397 girls and 64 boys.  In 1919 there were 15 different classes with 530 students  Later on it was turned back to a girl’s school.

 In 1925 it was a regular high school again and it kept working until 1966  New premises in 1966 in Old Riga.  In 1939 the school got its school flag with the embroidered school motto on it - life is work, duty and loyalty.

 Riga State Gymnasium № 3 is located in Old Riga.  Andris Priekulis has been the school principal since  This year the total number of pupils is about 900.

 School anthem was written in  It’s called “The School doors are never closed”

 3 new classes in elementary school and 6 new classes in high school every year  High school education curriculum offers 7 different learning modules  The school participates in international exchange projects

 The main subjects are Math and English.  The school offers to learn different languages e.g. German, Spanish, French, Russian, Italian, Portugese and Chinese.

 The school is well-known for its students’ achievments in sports.  Our students takes part in competitions with other Latvian schools.  In addition to the physical training our school offers swimming and dancing lessons.

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