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August 7, 2026 · 1 min read

Sunday schools of the Simbirsk and Novospassk diocese announce enrollment of children aged 7 to 14 years for the 2026-27 academic year. Students in classes gain knowledge on the Law of God, Sacred History, Church Slavonic language, the basics of church singing, Christian ethics, etc. During the school year, children can take part in competitions, olympiads, church holidays, and pilgrimage trips to holy places. During the summer holidays, children have the opportunity to relax in an Orthodox children's health camp.

In the new school year, 34 Sunday schools of the Simbirsk diocese announce enrollment of students:

High School “Zernyshko” of the Spaso-Voznesensky Cathedral, Ulyanovsk, st. Ulyanovskaya, 2, tel. 89372718121 (Kuptsova Tatyana Valerievna). VS "Sun" at the church in honor of the Descent of the Holy Spirit on the Apostles, Ulyanovsk, st. Vorobyova, 8, tel. 89603677735 (Barsukova Oksana Nikolaevna). High School of the Church in honor of the icon of the Mother of God “Burning Bush” (set of children 6-9 years old), Ulyanovsk, lane. Outpatient, 8, tel. 89063938034 (Arkhangelskaya Tatyana Vladimirovna). Higher School of the Resurrection-Germanovsky Church, Ulyanovsk, lane. Gogolya, 11, tel. 89176302352 (Natalia Pronko…

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Carlos García

Thank you for listing all the schools with phone numbers. We have a niece living in Ulyanovsk who is just 8 years old, I’m thinking of calling “Zernyshko” or “Burning Bush”, they are recruiting just for her age. Do they also take everyone to the camp in the summer or just their own students?

Samuel Collins

My cousin's kids are around that age and they've been talking about trying a Sunday school again. The "Zernyshko" one at the cathedral looks handy with its central spot and phone number. Carlos, did you end up calling them? I think the summer camp is usually open to kids from any of the parish schools, not just their own.