After-school club
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In the after-school club you wait for lessons or for your parents – safely, looked after by the club teachers.
Who comes to the after-school club
The after-school club is attended by children from pre-school classes and students in Grades 1–4 registered by their parents. Older students, from Grades 5–8, can come without registering when they are waiting for extra activities, the bus or a brother or sister.
When it is open
| Group | Morning | After lessons |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-school classes | 6:30–8:00 | 13:00–17:00 |
| Grades 1–4 | 6:30–8:00 | after the last lesson until 17:00 |
The after-school club is also open on days off lessons, from 7:00 to 16:00. You come then if your parents have signed you up in advance.
What we do in the after-school club
We have three rooms in the younger students' wing and a playroom where you can move around. You work in a group of at most twenty-five people, usually with the same teacher.
Each day has a different activity theme: art, building, reading, movement, and on Fridays either cooking or music. When the weather is nice, we go out to the sports field and playground. In the afternoon you can do your homework, and the teacher is happy to help.
Twice a year we hold an after-school club competition. Participants' work is displayed in the corridor.
Lunch and packed lunch
If your parents have signed you up for lunch, the club teacher will take your group to the canteen at a set time. In the morning you eat the packed lunch you bring from home.
What to bring with you
- indoor shoes, which stay in the cloakroom;
- outdoor clothes suitable for the weather;
- a water bottle with your name on it;
- if you like – your own book, crayons or a board game.
Phones, game consoles, collectible cards and expensive items are safest left at home. The after-school club is not responsible for things brought from home.
Who picks you up
You may leave the after-school club only with a person your parents have named in the authorisation. If someone else comes, even someone close to you, the teacher will first call your parents, and you will wait calmly in the club.
You go home on your own only if your parents have signed consent for it. The consent states the time when you can leave.
Who looks after you
The after-school club staff are the head of the after-school club Katarzyna Lewandowska and club teachers Aneta Szulc, Paulina Rybak and Marek Duda. You can go to your club teacher with anything.
School after-school club
head of the after-school club Katarzyna Lewandowska, phone available 6:30–17:00
News from the after-school club
After-school club enrolment: enrolment form and collection authorisations
We accept supplementary enrolments for the after-school club until 12 September. An enrolment form submitted in June remains valid and does not need to be confirmed after the holidays.
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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.
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 →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 →Winter day camp: the first week of the winter break at school
Forty students from Grades 1–4 spent the first week of the winter break at school: doing arts and crafts, playing games in the gym and going ice skating.
Read more →Winter break at school: day camp and after-school club on duty
In the first week of the winter break we run a day camp for students in Grades 1–4, and in the second week the after-school club is on duty for children signed up in advance by their parents.
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