After-school activities
After lessons we run interest clubs, sports activities and remedial classes – all free of charge.
Rules
Activities are free of charge and voluntary. They are run by our school's teachers.
A student can attend any number of activities, as long as they don't clash with the timetable. Children signed up for the after-school club go to and from activities with the teacher in charge.
How to enrol your child
Choosing activities
In September teachers present the activities in classes. The child chooses together with a parent.
Signing up with the teacher
Sign-ups are taken by the teacher running the activity, in person or via the e-register.
Schedule
By 20 September we publish the schedule with days, times and rooms.
Activities begin
Activities start in the first week of October and run until the end of May.
Changes during the year
After the first semester a child may join other activities if there are places available.
Interest clubs
| Club | Grades | How often |
|---|---|---|
| Reading club | 1–3 | once a week |
| Art club | 1–3 | once a week |
| Origami and construction club | 1–3 | once a week |
| Maths games | 1–3 | once a week |
| Chess club | 1–8 | twice a week |
| School choir | 1–4 | twice a week |
| The music group “Akacje” | 4–8 | twice a week |
| English conversation club | 4–6 | once a week |
| German Club | 7–8 | once a week |
| Drama club | 4–8 | once a week |
| Maths club | 4–6 | once a week |
| Nature club | 4–6 | once a week |
| Chemistry club | 7–8 | once a week |
| Programming and Robotics Club | 5–8 | once a week |
| Hiking club | 4–8 | Saturday trips, once a month |
| “Głos Siódemki” school newspaper team | 5–8 | once a week |
Sports sections
| Activity | Grades | How often |
|---|---|---|
| Handball – girls | 5–8 | twice a week |
| Handball – boys | 5–8 | twice a week |
| Basketball | 6–8 | twice a week |
| Dance classes | 1–4 | once a week |
Everyone who wants to join sports activities is welcome, with no fitness tests. Those who train regularly go to competitions.
Corrective exercises
Corrective gymnastics is not a sports section but classes for children in Grades 1–3 who need posture exercises. It takes place twice a week. Children are referred by the PE teacher or a doctor, and start after the parent's consent.
Catch-up classes
We run eight groups: Polish and maths for Grades 4–6 and 7–8, English for Grades 4–8, and preparation for the eighth-grade exam in three subjects.
Catch-up classes take place at the same times as enrichment classes. Pupils choose what they need in a given term.
Specialist classes
We run them as part of psychological and educational support, when teachers or specialists identify such a need:
- corrective and compensatory classes;
- speech therapy;
- classes developing emotional and social skills;
- classes developing talents;
- hand therapy.
The form teacher informs the parent about the proposed classes. The child starts attending after written consent from the parent.
New activities
Students suggest new clubs through the Student Council or directly to the school management. Every year we start one or two new clubs. This is how the chemistry club and the programming and robotics club began.