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The new Student Council

On behalf of all Kruczek’s students, on the eve of the National Education Day, the new Student Council thanked the Principal, Teachers and all School Employees for motivating them to overcome the hardships of everyday school life, for the effort put into education and upbringing, and for their understanding and help.

Form 2d2 and the first day of autumn

Beautiful autumn weather fosters mountain school trips and that’s why 2d2 students went to… Hala Boracza (just for a change :)). As they are brave walkers, after having eaten delicious blueberry buns, they decided to hit the road and reach Prusów, too. They were accompanied by a dog called Pimpek.
The group came back home tired but satisfied after covering 13 kilometres. That was a really special beginning of autumn!

New Erasmus + projects!!

We have great news for you ?. We have just learned that for the next two years we will be implementing further Erasmus+ school cooperation projects. Our two applications have just been accepted ??? One project is entitled “IGO ECO- Respect and Care about the Earth” and will be implemented with partners from Greece (Sifnos), Spain (Barcelona), Italy (Siena), Romania (Bacau) and Turkey (Istanbul) ?. The second project entitled “Women power – raising awareness” brings together schools from Romania (Pitesti), the Czech Republic (České Budějovice), Italy (Vieste) and Turkey (Samsun) ?.
PS/ And so as a reminder and encouragement to participate in the projects, we are sending a video from the Comenius project (2013-2015), which still results in friendships and cooperation with other European schools ???
Enjoy watching: https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=share&v=oNhyYhTuiTc

Have a wonderful holiday! See you in September!

Have a wonderful holiday! See you in September!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8mvEb9HeYA&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR2mOkZ9Yg3fvJ3Q7MtM1fkxZstbJkNrRv_foQSKhx9-0BFl4PVLK3wl3aI

Scandinavian Literature Festival

The Danish Cultural Institute and Good Books invite you to the ONLINE Scandinavian Literature Festival.

The programme includes:

reading excerpts from books by Scandinavian authors,
a virtual tour of the northern libraries,
presentation of cultural elements of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
The festival schedule:
1 – 7.06 – Icelandic week
8 – 14.06 – Norwegian week
15 – 21.06 – Danish week
22 – 28.06 – Finnish week
29.06 – 5.07 – Swedish week

Our sweatshirts!

It has already become a tradition that we wear sweatshirts in Kruczek.

We feel the passing of human life most painfully when someone we knew well, whom we were friends with, whom we loved.

In our hearts we say goodbye to our friend and pupil – Natalia Ptaszek.

Our thoughts and prayers remain with family and friends!

On 4 March, the final tournament of boys and girls took place in the MOSiR Tychy hall. In these competitions, our volleyball players had no equal, in both final matches winning in straight sets.

NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE DAY IN Kruczek

This year we have combined the celebrations of the National Independence Day with the Silesian Day. In this way we wanted to celebrate the 101st anniversary of Poland’s regaining independence and the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the First Silesian Uprising.

The celebrations began with the School Tournament of Silesian Debates, whose thesis was: It’s easy to love Upper Silesia. Eight teams from first class took part in the tournament. Teams representing I ce-n, I d1-n, I e and I e-n were qualified to the semi-final. The semi-final and the final took place on 14 November. The final thesis was: The Silesian Uprisings brought more benefits to the Second Republic than to Upper Silesia. The winner of the first prize was a team from class Ie: Zuzanna Jarlaczyńska, Kinga Krokosz, Jakub Mazurowski and Natalia Stasica. Second place was taken by the team from the I e-n class: Przemysław Jasiński, Szymon Pawlus, Marta Staniczek and Anna Waszyńska. The book awards for the finalists were funded by the Parents’ Council.

The initiator of the tournament was Mrs. Lucyna Staniczek. The celebrations were accompanied by songs from the Silesian Uprising period performed by students of our school and a presentation of Upper Silesia – land and people presented in the Silesian dialect by Natalia Nowak.