All actions done as part of our accreditation 2027
Before the Christmas break every class meets at a Christmas party prepared by their parents.
The meetings are held at school. We sing carols, sit at a Christmas table, try traditional food and share the wafer.
You can see the photos of 1st graders below:
The youngest pupils of our school made Christmas cards for World War II veternas.
In this symbolic way we say thank you to those who fought for independence of Poland.
Students learnt that thanks to them they can study at school, play games, dance and paint.
This school year our 5th graders are writing snail mail letters to Finnish pupils in Martinniemen school, in Finland.
In May 2024 two English teachers from our school visited that Finnish school and got to know better their system of education. Due to that visit cooperation between our schools began.
We truly believe that the idea of penpals in today's virtual world is unique and very enhancing for our pupils. Children enjoy creating and decorating the letters, they even made Christmas cards. The letters received from Finland brought a lot of joy to them.
Our language learners will simply be motivated by a desire to learn a new skill and to enjoy the experience of doing so:)
That's the best way of getting to know different cultures and traditions also!
The youngest pupils of our school visited Santa's Village in Bratkowice just before Christmas.
Children talked with Santa Claus, meet alpaca's owner and had a chance to feed the cutest animals, as it was still too warm to see the reindeer ;)
Students made little tealights and drank super tasty hot chocolate. They played games outside and sang carols.
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TRIP TO THE CINEMA TO SEE „A LETTER TO SAINT JULIO”
What would happen if Santa Claus
couldn't reach all the good children in the world one year? A few days before
Christmas, Santa Claus has an accident with his sleigh and ends up in hospital.
Luckily, Salva, who is in the room with him, is already well and soon leaves
the hospital. He has to take on a big mission and replace Santa. But it won't
be easy. The clock is ticking and Salva has to find a reindeer, learn to fly on
a sleigh and, most difficult of all, learn to be a good person.
On 19 December, Class IV went to
the Helios cinema in Galeria Rzeszów to see this charming film. It was combined
with a short lesson introducing the theme of respect and empathy for others.
The students enjoyed the film and will remember its main message and the time
spent together as classmates.
GLOBAL EDUCATION WEEK
Global Education Week is a worldwide campaign that aims to
raise awareness of global education as a tool for building solidarity and
change and contributing to a more sustainable, peaceful and just world.
This year, Global Education Week took place from 18 to 24
November, and the slogan of this year's edition was ‘Act for the Planet’.
Our school joined the action ‘Global interdependence in our
school’. As part of the Global Education Week celebrations with the Polish
Humanitarian Action, students from Class VII took up important, topical issues
that stimulated critical thinking and initiated discussions about global
interdependence and our place in the world. The activities were conducted on
the basis of selected materials sent by the Polish Humanitarian Action.
This year the students took part in a School Competition "Thanksgving". They were supposed to write a short essay about what they are grateful for. Here are some of their works.
Before the Christmas break every class meets at a Christmas party prepared by their parents. The meetings are held at school. We sing carol...
