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Students from grades 2e and 3c participate in the “Key to Space” project!

We are pleased to announce that students from grades 2e (physics group) and 3c participated in the innovative “Key to Space” project, implemented as part of the National Educational Program accompanying the IGNIS mission.

The program was developed and is run by the Polish Space Agency (POLSA) in cooperation with the Ministry of Development and Technology and the European Space Agency (ESA). During the classes, students had the opportunity to independently solder the “Key to Space” electronic circuit, which allowed them to transmit Morse code signals.

This project allowed them to gain practical knowledge of the basics of electronics and the principles of radio communication.

We are delighted that our students had the opportunity to participate in such a fascinating project that develops their skills and passions for science!

Success in the 67th edition of the „Knowledge about Poland and the Contemporary World Olympiad”!

On Saturday, January 31st, four students from our school: Oscar Lenart, Miłosz Piegza, Dawid Kałuża, and Maksymilian Miczek, participated in the qualifying round (stage II) of the 67th edition of the „Knowledge about Poland and the Contemporary World Olympiad”, held in Częstochowa.

Our representatives faced a very challenging test, in which nearly 100 studentsform differents schools participated. After a day of competition, Oscar Lenart and Miłosz Piegza qualified for the oral stage, which is a huge achievement!

We are pleased to announce that we finished this year’s competition in the top fifteen! Kudos to our students and wish them continued success!

23rd Anniversary of the Tatra Mountains Tragedy

January 28th is the day we annually commemorate the tragic events that took place in the Tatra Mountains.

This year, the day before the anniversary, the school administration, teachers, and Ms. Urszula Mandera – the former principal of our school, paid tribute to those who died at the cemetery in Wartogłowiec.

As every year, on January 28th at 11:00 AM, students, teachers, and administration gathered at the plaque commemorating the Tatra Mountains tragedy. Together, we laid flowers and lit a candle, paying our respects to our classmates who passed away too soon. The Minister of Sport and Tourism, Mr. Jakub Rutnicki, the Mayor of Tychy, Mr. Maciej Gramatyka, and Łukasz Ściebiorowski, Member of the Polish Parliament, also participated in our ceremonies commemorating the tragedy. They lit candles at the commemorative plaque, an important symbol of remembrance.

Furthermore, the Minister and the President wished this year’s high school graduates good luck in their final exams and wished all students the best of luck in pursuing their passions. Remembering those who tragically died is incredibly important to us. It is not only a moment of reflection, but also a reminder of the fragility of life and the values of community. What happened 23 years ago should serve as a warning to always approach the mountains and pursue our dreams with humility.

We thank everyone who participated in this ceremony, showing respect and remembrance for our tragically deceased colleagues. Let us stand together in memory of those who will always be part of our community!

2026 Silesian Voivodeship Indoor Championships

The 2026 Silesian Voivodeship Indoor Championships were held in Ostrava, with our students Wiktoria Zagórska and Aleksander Gocal participating.

Wiktoria won the title of Silesian Junior Champion in the triple jump, achieving an impressive jump of 11.80 cm. Her achievement places her third in Poland in this category! Aleksander Gocal also won the Silesian Junior Champion in the long jump.

Our heartfelt congratulations to Wiktoria and Aleksander! We are proud of your achievements and wish you continued success in future competitions.

Photo: MOSM LA Tychy

Perspektywy 2026 Ranking!

Perspektywy Silver Badge We are pleased to announce that our high school has earned a Silver Bagde in the prestigious Perspektywy 2026 ranking!

This is a tremendous achievement that confirms the high quality of education and the commitment of the entire school community. In the national ranking of general secondary schools, we rank 224th out of 1,411, a result we can be proud of. In the Matura ranking, we rank 216th in Poland, further underscoring our success in preparing for the Matura exams. In the Silesian Voivodeship, our high school ranks 17th, demonstrating our strong position in the region and the quality of education we offer. The authors of the ranking analyzed the results of 1,411 general secondary schools (out of 2,249) and 1,160 technical schools (out of 1,755) that met the criteria of the ranking.

We want yo thank all students, teachers, and parents for their contribution and commitment to this success. This shared achievement motivates us to continue working hard and raising educational standards at our school!

Another session of the Tychy Youth City Council

Another session of the Tychy Youth City Council took place on January 8th. Young councilors enthusiastically discussed various initiatives aimed at improving life in our city. During the session, a number of ideas for activities engaging young people in social life and promoting civic participation were presented and voted on.
Among the approved projects were: Adopting a resolution commemorating the 75th anniversary of Tychy’s city status and establishing cooperation with the Youth Club for Social and Intellectual Development, which currently includes many current Kruczek students and graduates.
A decision was also made to change the Chair of the Promotion Advisory Team. It was decided that Jadna Wójcik (3d4) will take up the position.
We are pleased that our students are actively participating in these activities. Kudos to all participants and we wish them continued success in bringing their ideas o life! We encourage you to follow further information about the activities of the Tychy Youth City Council and to actively engage in the life of our community!
Photos: Youth City Council

Seniors’ Prom at the White House

On January 5th, the unforgettable seniors’ prom took place at the White House in a beautiful ballroom, creating a wonderful atmosphere for celebration. This year, seven classes: 4c, 4cd, 4d1, 4d2, 4d3, 4e, and 4m had the opportunity to celebrate this special moment together.

The students presented themselves in elegant prom dresses, which added charm to the entire event. The students delighted everyone with their beautiful prom dresses, which perfectly highlighted their individuality and style. Girls dazzled in elegant dresses that shimmered in the light, and their smiles added a touch of sparkle to the entire ceremony. The handsome gentlemen wore tasteful suits, which enhanced their confidence and elegance. Each of them truly was the highlight of the night, and the photos taken together in these magnificent outfits will become a beautiful memento for life. This combination of elegance and joy made the evening even more special. The principals, teachers, and parents who organized the event also attended the prom.

Their support and commitment contributed to creating an unforgettable evening – thank you!

Seniors’ Day

Fourth-Grade Seniors’ Day Today, our school hosted a special fourth-grade Seniors’ Day.

Students came to school in fun costumes, which added to the incredible atmosphere. The day’s program included dance classes prepared by Piotr Nowakowski and Michał Majchrzak, which were very popular. Krzysztof Suchan also led the Family Festive Competition, a quiz about the school, and a costume contest, which generated much excitement and joy. At the end of the Seniors’ Day, the participants danced the Polonaise together. Everyone had a wonderful time – students, administrators, and teachers.

Thank you all for your involvement and the wonderful atmosphere! We wish everyone a successful prom tonight!

Christmas Wishes for Seniors from the Nursing Home

On the Saturday morning before Christmas, our students, with the support of a friend from Morcinek in Tychy and Antek’s mother from class 4E, visited the patients of two nursing homes in Tychy. The students shared Christmas wishes and presented small gifts and Christmas cards made as part of the Caritas campaign “Color with Your Heart – Christmas Card for Seniors.”

Undoubtedly, the greatest experience for everyone was singing carols together and visiting the patients individually. It was a beautiful time of joy, happiness, and even tears.

A huge thank you to Oliwia, Antek, Jaś, Mateusz, Maciek, and Szymon, and above all, to the initiator of this beautiful event – ​​Ms. Katarzyna Antosiewicz! ♥️