Management
The school is led by the head teacher together with two deputy heads, each responsible for a different part of the school.
Below you will find the members of the school leadership, their office hours and the matters you can raise directly with the head teacher.
Management team
Who is responsible for what
- Anna Kowalczyk, MA, head teacher – overall running of the school, staff, budget, cooperation with the local authority and the education inspectorate;
- Marek Zieliński, MA, deputy head – pre-school classes and Grades 1–3, after-school club, childcare arrangements;
- Joanna Kaczmarek, MA, deputy head – Grades 4–8, eighth-grade exam, timetable and cover lessons.
Office hours
| Who | When | How |
|---|---|---|
| Head teacher, Anna Kowalczyk, MA | Tuesday, 15:00–16:30 | by prior appointment at the school office |
| Deputy head, Marek Zieliński, MA – pre-school classes and Grades 1–3 | Monday, 14:00–15:30 | no appointment needed |
| Deputy head, Joanna Kaczmarek, MA – Grades 4–8 | Thursday, 14:00–15:30 | no appointment needed |
In urgent matters the school leadership also sees parents outside these hours. The school office sets the time.
How to arrange a meeting with the head teacher
Talk to the form teacher
Matters of grades, attendance and behaviour are first discussed with the form teacher or subject teacher. The school leadership steps in if that conversation has not resolved the issue.
Contact the school office
Meetings can be arranged by phone, e-mail or in person. Please briefly describe the matter so we can prepare the necessary documents.
Meeting with the head teacher
If the matter requires it, we invite the form teacher, school counsellor or school psychologist to the meeting.
School office – arranging meetings
Ewa Nowak, school secretary. Monday – Friday, 7:30–15:30.
Matters for the head teacher
- complaints and requests concerning the school's work;
- approval of an individual study path or curriculum;
- permission to fulfil compulsory schooling outside school;
- requests for a knowledge test following objections to an end-of-year grade;
- long-term exemptions from lessons;
- cooperation with institutions, volunteering and external projects;
- making school premises available to other organisations.
Teaching staff council
The teaching staff council is made up of all teachers employed at the school and is chaired by the head teacher. It meets at least five times a school year: at organisational, grading and summary meetings.
The teaching staff council approves students' grading and promotion results, adopts the school's work plan and passes amendments to the school statute. It also gives its opinion on how the school is organised each year.