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On 15-21 September, a group of six students together with Agnieszka Koszyk and Agnieszka Drong took part in a youth exchange within the Erasmus+ ‘Incubator for Future European Entrepreneurs’ project, which took place in Sao Bras de Arportel, Portugal. We took part in numerous meetings with entrepreneurs, in various workshops, we met new people and their culture, visited beautiful places and above all experienced incredible moments. The next meeting will take place in December in Lithuania.

We would like to ask you to vote for the project “Athletics for Everyone” within the framework of this year’s Municipal Participation Budget. The project involves the construction of a 100-metre-long tartan track, a distant jumping hill and a street workout field around the L. Kruczkowski High School No. 1 in Tychy. These facilities will be used not only by students but also by the whole community of the city to develop physical activity.

The voting lasts from 6 to 20 September this year. You can cast your vote:
– via the Internet on the website razemtychy.pl,
– in person at the consultation points,
– by post at the address: Tychy Town Hall, 49 Niepodległości Avenue, 43-100 Tychy with a note on the envelope “Civic Budget”.

Vote for our project and encourage your relatives and friends to do so. Every vote is important!

At 9.00 a.m. the Principal welcomed the second and third grades to the school and at 11.00 a.m. the first grades. However, regardless of whether they were “new” or “old” students and teachers, they were all warmly welcomed!

Although the challenges faced by the school is nothing new, the thrill of emotion did not avoid anyone, because we have new high school tasks ahead of us. Both for the management and teachers, as well as for the students.

School life is not only about lessons, tests and homework. Our offer for the after-school activities is also rich, and the Youth Council mentioned this in its welcome speech.

We hope that after a two-month break we are all ready for the challenges and we will take them with a smile on our faces.

We wish ALL the best of luck in the school year 2019/2020!

“A man lives as long as his memory lasts.”
On 12 July 2019, Andrzej Balcarczyk died, in 1974-1990 a teacher and the headmaster of Leon Kruczkowski High School in Tychy.
He was an outstanding teacher, dedicated to his work, facing the challenges of the difficult times in which he managed the school. He was awarded the Golden Cross of Merit, the Knight’s Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta, the Award of the Minister of National Education for outstanding achievements in didactic and educational work and numerous awards for social activity.
He was a wonderful and wise man, a great friend of youth. He had a humanist mind and a great heart for art. In 1985 he founded the School Gallery of Painting and Graphic Arts at the High School. He was the initiator of many artistic events and meetings with people of culture. When he retired, he gave up his passion for painting. He presented his works at several artistic exhibitions.
Headmaster Andrzej Balcarczyk participated in the life of the school until the last moments.
Funeral ceremonies will take place on Friday 19 July at 10.00 in the church of St. Mary Magdalene in Tychy.

The school year 2018/2019 came to an end on 19 June. There were awards and thanks to the students, management, pedagogical team and parents for the whole year of joint work. The Headteacher together with the Chairman of the Parents’ Council, Mrs. Gizela Dzięgielewska, presented the book awards to students who achieved high academic results.
Diplomas were also awarded to students for 100% attendance, volunteerism, activity in the Youth Council, participation in competitions and sports competitions. In a word, there were many thanks and awards.
At the beginning of the event, Magdalena Mynarska and a dance group conducted by Krystyna Charchut performed in the artistic part of the event. At the end, the Youth Council in its speech thanked the management, teachers, and all colleagues wished a successful and sunny holiday, as well as a lot of rest.
After the school year-end ceremony, the pupils went to their rooms for the last pre-summer meetings with their tutors.

After a year of intensive education and pedagogical, didactic and educational work, the time has come for the long-awaited holidays ?

WE’VE GOT NEW CHAMPIONS OF KLP! Absolute domination in the final, 3e knocked out class 2d2 as much as 8:2! From the very beginning the match was under the control of this year’s high school graduates, who from minute to minute carried out better and more complex actions, thus marking their advantage. Kacper Śmigiel started shooting quite quickly – a man who will forever write golden letters on the cards of our great league, the absolute hero of this game, the author of four goals! It was mainly thanks to his great attitude that the match looked like this, and not different. Another leading figure in this match was Jakub Wrześniewski, the author of hat-trick. When we add Jakub Łącki, a strong and excellent backward player, and Remik Kuliński, an excellent creator, to these two, it is really hard to wonder that this is the 3e out-of-class class of this year’s rivals. Bartosz Bołdys and Karol Pyka, whose presence on the bench only shows the strength of this team, also gave valuable changes throughout the entire duration of the tournament. Always brave and ambitious 2d2 was not able to do anything in this match, despite the huge commitment was visible physical and technical shortcomings, that day the ball did not listen to the “English”. Also, Łukasz Polakowski, great in the semi-final, was not in the best shape, but let’s not kid ourselves – under such a fire as took place during the duel, every goalkeeper would capitulate sooner or later. However, there’s no denying that it wasn’t the day of the goalkeeper 2d2. The match ended with a sad accent, which was the suicide of Mateusz Ubowski, who set the result of the game at 8:2.
Certainly, the final was a match to remember, mainly because of the large number of goals and excellent performance of the high school graduates, for whom this victory was the perfect culmination of three years of struggle in our league – a year ago, after a fierce semi-final lost to later winners – the then 3e, and two years ago the games ended with this phase.
This year we managed to carry it out from beginning to end, so we would like to thank all teams that had the desire and did not withdraw during the competition. And to all the teams that have surrendered, we appeal for maturity for next year, especially that it is not very difficult to find an hour during the week to come to play the match. If the high school graduates managed to do it without any problems, the younger generations should succeed even more. Especially as nobody is forcing anyone to sign up, and this league, like all football, is supposed to be fun, and players should simply have fun playing in it.
So congratulations once again to the 3e class for the grand finale, and hopefully next year KLP will gain even more interest!
3e 8:2 2 2d2
⚽ 4x Śmigiel, 3x Wrześniewski, Ubowski (og.)
⚽ Czosnyka, Karwat

Congratulations to the coachProf. Jarosław Grabowski.

On May 4-12, a group of seven students together with Ms. Agnieszka Gemborys and Ms. Anna Łęszczak participated in the youth exchange within the framework of the Erasmus+ “EU4U. The meeting took place on the beautiful Greek island of Sifnos, but we also had the opportunity to visit Athens 🙂

Agnieszka Buchta -2e1 class- participated in the Individual Polish Junior Championships (8-16 March 2019), which took place in Szklarska Poreba. The competition was extremely fierce and exciting due to highly skilled 38 players. Agnieszka beat many opponents and took sixth place in the Championships, which promoted her to the European Championships.

Congratulations! We wish you further spectacular successes.

On Thursday, 28 March, an inter-school Oxford Debate Competition was held in the Tychy Media Library. Our school was represented by a team prepared by Prof. Lucyna Staniczek and consisted of Agnieszka Rybicka, Paulina Stasieczek, Daria Socha and Paulina Miszczak. The girls debated twice, with two different teams, on two different topics. The first debate was about the benefits of the Internet for human development. During the second debate we competed with II L.O., wondering whether it would be better to build a stadium or a library. Both games were won by a team from Kruczek with a score of 5:0. Our teammates gave their best, they were very well prepared, which was appreciated by the jury. Thanks to such a good result, the team from Kruczek moved to the second, final stage of the Oxford debates, which will take place on 30 April. We keep our fingers crossed for the girls and wish them good luck!

Mikołaj Powierża is a member of the First Steps in Science program.

In the school year 2018/2019, the Institute of Physics in the Silesian Intercollegiate Centre for Education and Interdisciplinary Research in Chorzów, in cooperation with the EDU-RES Foundation, began a tutorial programme “First Steps in Science” aimed at secondary school students.

The main objective of the programme is to broaden individual interests of students under the supervision of academic teachers, as well as to develop their potential both in the scientific and personal sphere.

Eighty students from schools all over Silesia applied to the Program, from among which – as a result of a strict selection – the project implementers selected the best twenty. Among them was a 2e1 class student Mikołaj Powierża.

Mikołaj was covered by the tutorial supervision of a scientific and didactic employee of the Institute of Physics, who conducts research that coincides thematically with the interests and abilities of the student. Students take part in weekly workshops on mathematics, physics and computer science, interdisciplinary scientific seminars conducted by titular professors and in selected course lectures for first-year students, including algebra, geometry and basics of physics.

Mikołaj, under the guidance of his tutor, also carries out a scientific project, about which he himself says yes:

Cooperation with the university in a tutoring program, apart from development, is to bring concrete results – in my case it is a project in sociophysics, which involves the examination of applause using a physical model. It is an analogy between a physical and a social phenomenon. Particles are an analogy to people in the audience, and their interactions are described by the laws of thermodynamics. My task is to adjust the parameters of the computer simulation of this model so that the physical quantities change similarly to the volume of applause on the recording. We received one of these recordings from the National Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra (NOSPR), and the rest of them were performed at the concert “Chorzów disenchanted”. If everything goes well, my results will be published in a scientific publication.

Participation in the program is a great scientific adventure for Mikołaj. We keep our fingers crossed!