Today at 20:15 on the TV channel "1 + 1" the premiere of the Ukrainian-language series "School" will take place, which will tell the unreasoned stories about the life of the modern school, teenagers, about their relations with teachers and parents.

On the eve of the premiere, Ukrainian stars recalled school times and shared frank stories about child cruelty.

Vladimir Ostapchuk, presenter of the program "Inspector. Cities ", told about his difficult school days, which occurred in the 90s.

"I think it's very cool that now there is a series about the problems of schoolchildren, of whom nobody usually talks. Most parents are not even aware of the problems of their children at school and think that bullying is a terrible word from American films. At us it simply is called "chmyring". I studied at the school where my mother taught, and I was calmer as a teacher's child than others. I was an excellent pupil, I graduated from school with a medal. But in grade 9 there was one unpleasant story: I ran to the toilet, where I was waiting for a few eleven-graders. They closed me in the toilet, started pushing, left a few bruises. The main complaint to me was that I was a "teacher". I remember that I wanted to tell my mom about this, but they came to the locker room at the next change and intimidated me so that I kept silent about this story for a long time. After 5 years, I happened to meet the main one from that gang, but he did not recognize me. I wanted to approach him and "smear" for that situation, but when I saw what he looked like, I decided that his life did not regret it. - recalls the star. - I also had a friend in school who was constantly bullied. He was poured with water, dumped from the third floor into the flower bed, glued the gym shoes. Such were the schools in the "dashing 90s". I was the only child in the house who never went out to walk in the yard. It is a pity that most of my "childhood friends" became alcoholics or drug addicts. My parents acted very wisely - they gave me and my brother and sister all possible mugs. If it were not for this, I could join my acquaintances ".

Ukrainian actor, star of the series "Village on the Million" and "Souvenir from Odessa", Dmitry Sova also remembered his school years:.

"I remember how a new girl came to our class who had a pediculosis. Of course, she was teased. And it was at this time in the classroom there was a new guy who allowed himself to seriously insult this girl, wanted to make her a victim for the whole class. Once I could not stand it, I stood up for it, and this guy was in a bucket of water. In my opinion, creativity and sport can be the best recipe for developing a child and saving her from the wrong companies. Then all the forces and thoughts will be occupied with your favorite occupation, "- says Dmitry.

The popular Ukrainian actor and star of the series "Village at the Million" Eugene Kaporin shared his story about the school:.

"I grew up in a city where, in the nineties, crime among children was very developed. And no matter how hard the teacher tried, the school was a breeding ground for teenage hooligans. The most interesting thing is that some girls (although there were fewer than boys) also tried to be a "gangster lady". And those who could not stand up for themselves, constantly subjected to bullying, extortion and violence. And all this happened in the sixth grade! I was lucky that during this period I was engaged in sports and visited a drama studio, so all my free time was busy ".

Recall, the series "School" tells unreasonable stories from the life of the modern school, adolescents, about their relationship with teachers and parents. In the center of the series - a couple of young teachers who accidentally got to work in one of the Ukrainian schools. Successful business woman Katya went to work in school as a teacher of economics in order to establish relations with her daughter. In the school, she meets with the new English teacher Alex, and this acquaintance changes the lives of young people.

The main roles are performed by Yanina Andreeva, Nikita Vakulyuk, Elizaveta Vasilenko, Alexander Petrenko, Irina Kudashova, Anna Trincher, Karina Chernyavskaya, Oleg Vygovsky, Bogdan Osadchuk.

Watch the series "School" from Monday to Thursday at 20:15 on "1 + 1".