The history of the schools: there are no documents left about the beginning of the teaching. According to the oral tradition in the time of prince Apafi Mihaly around the year 1670 there already existed teaching in the village. Secure dates we have from 1733 when the name of Pesti Samuel schoolmaster is mentioned. After this the names of most of the teachers are known. Up to the school year 1885-1886 it was a church school, but since then it is a state school. Since 1964 there is teaching up to the eighth grade. In 1974 there began to function a high school with an agricultural profile, it has been functioning with breaks for a while and it is not working since 1991. The building from 1970 is up to the actual demands, it has a laboratory and a gymnasium. In 1993 the school took up the name of Marosi gergely who was born at Simenfalva.

The cultural activity of the village was developed by the teacher Fazakas Denes, he organized an acting group and was the leader of the choir. This was continued by Nemes Ilona, Benke Andrásné, Szécsi Lenke, Nemes Lajos and Benke András. After 1985 cultural work was lead by Kovacs Irma, Kovacs Lajos and Szabo Arpad.

Nowadays cultural activity is more and more restrained to the school. There are events organized every year such as: carnival of the pupils, performances of the pupils from the school, “Perefernum” a contest in the knowledge of our native country, a contest in telling fairy-tales, contests with other schools, Santa Clause, Mothers’ Day and different memorial performances. The contest “Perefernum” has a long tradition, it was first organized in the 70’s by the teacher Szecsi Lenke. Its name comes from Latin and it means dowry, in this case the knowledge of the pupils about their native land accumulated during the years of study that they carry further when they leave the village.

In the village the youth organizes the ball of vintage, the people celebrate March 15 th and on May the 1 st everybody goes to the field on a picnic.