Ribbon Ceremony
The Ribbon Ceremony tradition
The Ribbon Ceremony is one of the most important school celebrations for final-year students: this is when the baccalaureate candidates receive from their parents a ribbon in the school's colours, which they wear on their clothes until the baccalaureate.
At our school, the Gyöngyvirág folk dance group, the music club and the recorder club traditionally perform at the Ribbon Ceremony, making the evening a true cultural celebration.
Pinning on the ribbons
Parents or teachers pin the ribbons on the baccalaureate candidates — in the school's colours.
An emotional farewell
The final-year students' last school ball before they begin preparing for the baccalaureate.
Memories
Group photos, class portrait photos and individual photos to remember for ever.
Show and dance
A student show and dance performances by the recorder club, the music club and the dance group.
The symbolism of the ribbon
The ribbon is made in the school's colours and, until the baccalaureate, shows that its wearer is preparing for the exam. It stands for pride, responsibility and commitment to the school all at once.
The ribbons of the Bolyai Farkas Theoretical High School bear the name of the school and the year of the baccalaureate — so the student keeps a memento for life.