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Summer day camp: two weeks of holidays at school
Forty children spent two weeks of July at school. There were bike trips, cooking workshops, trips to the swimming pool and activities in the school garden.
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Eighth-grade exam results: collecting certificates
The eighth-grade exam results are now out. Graduates can collect their detailed results certificates from the school office, 8:00–14:00.
Read more →The school office in the summer: opening hours and urgent matters
In July and August, the school office is open Monday to Friday, 8:00–14:00. In the first half of August it closes for the holiday break, and urgent matters are handled by the head teacher.
Read more →End of the school year: report cards and farewell to graduates
We ended the school year with ceremonies in the gym. We congratulated students on their certificates with distinction, handed out competition prizes and said goodbye to our eighth-grade graduates.
Read more →End of the school year: times for each class
The end-of-year ceremony will take place on Friday. Classes meet at different times, and we will say goodbye to the eighth grades at a separate ceremony with parents.
Read more →Safe holidays: by the water, in the mountains and on a bike
In our last form periods we talked with pupils about staying safe during the holidays. Below we have gathered some rules and places where you can look for help.
Read more →eTwinning: quality label for the “Trees in our area” project
The eTwinning project that the fifth-grade classes ran with peers from three European countries has received a national quality label. It is a recognition for the teacher and the whole class.
Read more →End-of-year class trips: mountains, seaside and a science centre
In June every class went on a trip. Younger classes visited an educational farm and a puppet theatre, while older ones went to the mountains, the seaside and a science centre.
Read more →Family picnic draws several hundred people to the sports field
On Saturday the school sports field filled up with families. Students performed on stage, classes ran stalls, and the Parents' Council raised money for next year's trips.
Read more →Returning textbooks to the library: schedule for classes
In the second-to-last week of school, the library takes back textbooks borrowed for the school year. Each class returns them on its assigned day, together with the form teacher.
Read more →Invitation to the family picnic: programme and class stalls
The Parents' Council invites whole families to a Saturday afternoon on the school sports field. The programme includes student performances, games and activities, and stalls run by the classes.
Read more →Children's Day and Sports Day on the school field
Relay races, tug of war, an obstacle course and a students vs teachers match: we spent Children's Day on the sports field, in mixed teams from different classes.
Read more →Maths League final: two podium places
In the final of the Zielonogaj Maths League, a student from class 6A won the Grades 4–6 category, and our school came second out of seven in the team ranking.
Read more →Family Day in the pre-school classes
The pre-schoolers invited their parents and families to an afternoon of songs, poems and playing together. Each child made a handmade gift for their guests.
Read more →School Day: a play, class competitions and a fair
On our patron's day the fifth grades staged a play based on a fairy tale by Maria Konopnicka, and then everyone took part in competitions and a fair of students' work.
Read more →Parents' Council: what we spent contributions on this year
The Parents' Council board has presented the accounts for the current school year. Most of the money went on class trips, prizes and new equipment for the library.
Read more →School Talent Day: a stage for everyone who wants to perform
The gym turned into a stage. Thirty-eight performers and groups took part with music, dance, recitation, sports displays and science projects.
Read more →Eighth-grade exam this week: days off for Grades 1–7
From Tuesday to Thursday the eighth grades sit their exam, and Grades 1–7 have days off lessons. The after-school club and canteen are open for children who have been signed up.
Read more →Konopnicka Run: sign-ups for the school cross-country race
The school cross-country race in the park next to the school will take place at the end of May, in four age categories. Sign-ups are taken by the PE teachers.
Read more →May days off: how the school works at the turn of the month
The first and third of May are public holidays. On the other working days around the turn of April and May, the school works according to the school year calendar.
Read more →Cycling licence: exam for fourth-grade students
Fourth-grade students who have turned ten can get a cycling licence. The exam consists of a knowledge test and riding a course on the school sports field.
Read more →World Book Day: book swap and reading aloud
On World Book Day the library turned into a swap point. Students brought books they had read and took others home, while reading aloud went on in the after-school club.
Read more →Earth Day: classes planted shrubs and cleaned up around the school
For Earth Day every class had its own task: we planted shrubs by the sports field, made new beds in the school garden and cleaned up the area around the school.
Read more →Eighth-grade exam: arrangements, what to bring and days off
In less than four weeks the eighth grades will sit their exam. Here is a reminder of what time to arrive, what can be taken into the exam room and how the school works on those days.
Read more →Admissions: lists of candidates qualified for first grade
The admissions committee has published the lists of qualified and non-qualified candidates. Parents of qualified candidates now confirm that they want their child to be admitted.
Read more →Erasmus+: teachers observed lessons at a partner school
Four teachers spent a week at a partner school as part of the Erasmus+ programme. They observed lessons, talked with the host teachers and brought back ideas that we are already trying out in our classes.
Read more →Spring holiday break: after-school club and school office on duty
There are no lessons from the Thursday before Easter to the Tuesday after Easter. On the working days of the break, the after-school club is open for children signed up by their parents.
Read more →Green Classroom: getting the school garden ready for the season
We have spread the spring work in the school garden over a whole week. Each class has its own task, from topping up the soil in the beds to sowing herbs and labelling plants.
Read more →Volleyball tournament: second place for the girls' team
Teams from Grades 6–8 from five schools in the municipality played in the inter-school volleyball tournament. Our girls came second and the boys fourth.
Read more →Pi Day: maths stations in the corridors
As part of the Maths Around Us project, Grades 4–8 solved tasks at six stations set up around the school, from measuring circumferences to estimating the number of beans.
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