be found on Science Night. There are several comforts offered to guests, such as a room-sized wardrobe for coats and a snack shop run by students. The event's primary function is marketing and PR for AKG. Christmas in AKG A theme-week precedes Christmas every year, but years themselves organize gifting events according to the desires of students. "Secret Santa" is popular with young students, but the older members of AKG prefer less scripted holidays and usually don't bother with gifting Response to the coronavirus crisis AKG has been transitioning to digital education for many years, so the switch to long-distance schooling in March 2020 was easier than for most but not without hurdles. In September, special protocols were developed to ensure that as much time could be spent in school as possible, while also containing infections locally. The central idea is that one year is one self-contained community, and contact between years must be minimized and eliminated wherever possible. The protocols are as follows: Vertically integrated extracurricular activities have been disbanded for the foreseeable future. If a student receives a positive test result, their year goes into quarantine for two weeks (counting from when the test was performed). Students take part in digital education for the duration of their isolation. The school cafeteria is closed. Meals from the kitchen are delivered directly to years in crates, and the snack shop has time slots for each year. Students may not leave and enter the building freely once their classes have started. They can leave permanently for something like a dentist appointment, or wait until their classes are over to go shopping. Students must wear masks during classes, but not in social spaces. Masks may be taken off for eating and drinking. These rules were current as of October 2020. In November 2020, AKG went into permanent lockdown following government mandates, and such restrictions lasted until nearly the end of the school year in May 2021. However, by September, more than 95% of the student population and 98% of the staff had been fully vaccinated, leading to more lenient protocols. As of September 2021, the government of Hungary has no official COVID-19 restrictions regarding education, so everything AKG does is self-imposed. Students must wear masks at all times and have to get tested weekly. The cost of the tests is shouldered by students. Years go into a ten day quarantine when more