Small-Capacity School

Small-Capacity School 

(in terms of teaching staff and pupils), a ten-year, eight- year, or primary general school without parallel classes and with a small number of students (not exceeding 100). This type of school is organized in small settlements as part of the system of universal compulsory education. In the USSR such schools follow the programs and curricula used by all general schools. In primary small-capacity schools one teacher may work simultaneously with several classes in one room, thereby requiring pupils to work independently for a considerable part of the time. In grades 4 through 10 each class

Table 1. Dimensions and weight of various skis
	Length	Width			Weight
		Tip	Middle	Back
Racing skis ....	190-220 cm	54 mm	47 mm	50 mm	1.3 kg
Jumping skis ...	240-255 cm	105 mm	85 mm	97 mm	6.5-12.5 kg
Alpine skis ...	203-240 cm	87 mm	70 mm	78 mm	3.6-8.0 kg
General-purpose tourist skis ...	200-215 cm	85 mm	70 mm	74 mm	2.8 kg

meets separately. Such schools exist in most countries.