A VOLUNTEER FROM SPAIN

 As part of our preparation to go to Spain in May, we invited a Spanish student to our school. She spoke in English about her country, language, the most typical dishes, weather and so on. She also

taught the students some basics of the Spanish language. It was a very fruitful meeting.

A VISIT TO THE CINEMA

 On 20th December, the oldest students of our school went to the cinema to see one of the latest films "Marvel". It was in an original version, so they had a chance to practise their understanding of English.

 How to prepare a healthy lunch box to school?

Use the Healthy Eating Plate as a guide for creating healthy, balanced meals—whether served at the table or packed in a lunch box. Students of Year 3 created a poster teaching younger friends what food should be on a plate.

They also talked about  food having  an enormous impact on the environment. Food production is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions and it places an enormous demand upon our earth's natural resources.

 Clean Air Day and Drama by EKOSKOP

Students of Year 3 took part in a show given by Katarzyna Ruszała from EKOSKOP. She told a story about a family of foxes, who lived in the forest. One day The Grandpa built a house nearby, threw away rubbish and his not eco frindly house produced SMOG. Animals in the forest did not feel very well, but they tried to teach The Grandpa the coulours of recycling and ecological way of living. Students were very interested and discussed the problem of proper rubbish segregation and ways of decresing the smog.

We believe that ecological education of young generations is crucial nowadyas.

GREEN ECO-ACADEMY

 As part of the Green Eco-Academy project, a Chemistry teacher invited the pupils of Class 2a to play through experiments. Fascinated by the equipment in the ecology and nature laboratory, the children listened attentively to the instructions of teacher teaching the older classes chemistry and observed the chemical and physical reactions taking place in simple experiments with water, baking soda, vinegar and oil. The unusual nature lesson provided the second-graders with interesting insights, introduced them to scientific issues and the names of the objects used in the experiments.  

YOUTH COUNCIL IN OUR COMMUNE

 On 7 November, 2003, the first inaugural meeting of the Youth Council of the Świlcza Commune was held.

Councillors from across the commune met at the library in Trzciana, where they were familiarised with the details of the Council's work, its statute and the most important regulations governing the operation of this body.

The aim of the meeting was also to get to know each other's councillors and to present their own ideas, concepts and projects.

The first session of the Council will take place on 12 December, 2023, during which the Presidium of the Council - i.e. its authorities - will be elected.

The councillors representing our school and locality are: Klaudia Kula, Kamila Kunysz and Szymon Szydełko.

A FILM IS NOT JUST A STORY

 On 28 November, pupils from classes 1 to 3 took part in a workshop run by the Centre for Film Education entitled "Your voice sounds familiar, or a journey through the world of dubbing". During the lesson, the children learnt what cues are, film dubbing and what a recording studio looks like. Together with a professional actor, they performed diction exercises and had the opportunity to discover who lends their voice to well-known film characters. At the end of the workshop, the pupils watched an animated film entitled." A film is not just a story". The colourful tale

made the pupils realise that the film was not just a story. The colourful story made us realise that you don't have to be "super" to be a good, helpful and valuable person.