YOUTH COUNCIL IN ŚWILCZA

 On October 29, the inaugural first session of the Youth Council of Świlcza Municipality took place.

Our school and village were represented by the newly elected councillors: Wiktoria Czyż, Amelia Madej and Nataniel Krasoń.

 

🔸 During the session, the newly elected councillors took the oath and received certificates of election, presented by the Mayor of the Municipality, Mr  Dawid Homa, and the Chair of the Council, Ms Joanna Wdowik-Mika.

 

🔸 The council’s presidium was elected, and Wiktor Cioch from Primary School in Świlcza became its chairperson. Our councillors took part in the work of the scrutiny committee, which organised the election of the presidium.

 

🔸 Participation in the Council will be an opportunity to develop their interests, gain experience and have a real influence on the local community.

BOWLING ALLEY

 Class V went on a trip to the Aloha Bowling Alley in the Nowy Świat Shopping Mall 🎳😊, where the students had great fun playing bowling and loudly cheered for their classmates 🥳👏. Some of them scored a lot of points and felt very proud of themselves 🏆😄, and after the games everyone relaxed and shared their impressions of the day 🍕🗣️. The trip was very successful and will remain in the memory of the whole class for a long time 🌟💙.

JOB SHADOWING IN HUNGARY

 “Job shadowing” was another activity carried out under the Erasmus Accreditation by Ms. Barbara Tarnowska-Mazan at a Catholic primary school in Eger 🇭🇺. Each day spent at the institution focused on a different area of the school’s work 🏫📚. The teacher had the opportunity to observe modern teaching methods, the use of digital technologies in education 💻📱, and a unique approach to motivating students 🌟. She was especially impressed by the openness of the teachers and their approach based on trust and partnership 🤝❤️. She also saw practical solutions that can be implemented in our school to better respond to students’ needs and solve their problems more effectively 🧩✅. The inspirations she gained will certainly contribute to further professional development and enhance everyday work with students 📖✨.

 

TEACHING ASSIGNMENT IN SLOVENIA

 Joanna Wiśniewska participated in a teaching assignment in Ljubljana 🇸🇮, where she conducted lessons at SOLSKI CENTER LJUBLJANA 📚, teaching English to first- and second-grade high school students 🏫. Her lessons were engaging, interactive, and adapted to the students’ level 👩‍🏫✨, which encouraged active participation. During the classes, she also promoted the Erasmus+ program and accreditation 🌍🤝, motivating students to take part in international projects. The students learned more about opportunities for educational mobility and cooperation 🚀. Joanna also presented her school and her hometown 🏡, sharing her everyday experiences. She talked about Poland, its culture, traditions, and interesting places 🇵🇱❤️. The meetings fostered integration and the exchange of experiences among students 🤗. The participants were actively involved in discussions and asked many questions 💬. The whole event was inspiring and full of positive energy ✨📖. The teaching assignment in Ljubljana left many valuable memories and educational experiences 😊.

EUROPE AT SCHOOL

 🌍 Europe at school!

On June 2, students from class 8 visited the University of Information Technology and Management in Rzeszów 🎓. During their visit, they took part in engaging sessions focused on the European Union 🇪🇺 and social communication 🗣️.

The joint meeting and group workshops 👥 allowed students to better understand EU-related topics, as well as learn practical techniques of effective communication 🤝.

It was a valuable lesson full of new experiences and inspiration! ✨

 

EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION FOR TEACHERS

 A COURSE IN MALTA – ERASMUS+

From May 18 to 20, a course titled “Effective Communication for Teachers” took place in Valletta, the capital of Malta . Two teachers from our school 👩‍🏫👩‍🏫 participated in the training.

The course was implemented as part of the Erasmus+ accreditation📚✈️, which enables teachers to enhance their professional competencies and develop skills in an international environment 🌍🤝.

The training focused on developing communication skills 🗣️💬, which play a key role in a teacher’s daily work. The participants had the opportunity to expand their knowledge of effective interpersonal communication, active listening 👂, building positive relationships with students 😊, and communicating effectively in situations requiring cooperation and conflict resolution 🤝⚖️.

An important part of the course was also improving communication skills in a multicultural environment 🌎🧑‍🤝‍🧑, as well as exchanging experiences with teachers from various European countries.

GROUP MOBILITY DAY THREE AND FOUR

 During our Erasmus+ stay in Croatia 🌍✨💙, we experienced two more intensive and exciting days. On Tuesday, we began with an official meeting with the authorities of the town of Nustar 🏛️🤝😊, who gave us a very warm welcome 👏. Then we visited our partner school 🏫📚✏️, where we met the headteacher 👨‍🏫👔 and had the opportunity to explore the school in detail 👀🚶‍♂️. The next point of the programme was cultural workshops 🎭🎨🧵, which helped us better understand the origins of the Croatian language 💃🎶. In the afternoon, we visited the fire station 🧯, where we rode in fire engines and learned how to put out fires 🛠️. The second day started with a visit to the museum in Vukovar 🏛️, which made a huge impression on us 😮💭 and gave us a lot to reflect on 🤔🕊️. Afterwards, we went to a shooting club 🎯🔫💥, where we discovered another aspect of local culture and activities 🎯. Each of these experiences was not only interesting ✨, but also highly educational 📚🧠. Throughout the visit, there was a great atmosphere and many opportunities to integrate with students from Nustar.