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#SzkolneKlimaty – ‘School vibes’

On 16th November 4 students form 2d1 class under supervision of Mrs. Anna Kęsoń-Firlej took part in hackathon workshops, which were part of the ‘School vibes’ project. The workshops were held in the Europocentrum in Katowice. The participating students tried to work out a solution to the problem of bad air condition in classrooms.  Each of us is responsible for the air we’re breathing!

#SzkołaPamięta – ‘The school remembers’ 

For the forth time already our school took part in the initiative ‘the school remembers’ organised by the Ministry of Education. We have honoured the memory of our former headmasters, especially Mr. Franciszek Teper, who participated in the September Campaign.

We thank the Ministry for the diploma!

National Independence Day and Oxford Debates Tournament

On 14th November the school celebrations of the National Independence Day began with the first stage of the Oxford Debates Tournament, in which 4 teams of second graders took part. All the teams had been preparing for the debates during special extracurricular classes organised by Mrs. Lucyna Staniczek.

In the first phase the teams were asked to prepare for discussing the following topics:

1. Learning classical languages (Latin and Greek) is useful in today’s world.
2. European civilisation owes a lot to Ancient Greece than Rome.

The celebrations were completed with a patriotic concert given by Kruczek’s Artistic Group supervised by Mrs. Anna Mirowska.

On 15th October the final debates on the topic ‘II Republic of Poland was the country of success’ were held.  The 2d1 team came first. Congratulations!

Spirits of the fall

On  4th of November an event called ‘Spirits of the fall’ was held in our school. It was organised by the Student Council. Many students came to school dressed up in creative Halloween type costumes. There was also a bake sale held by the school volunteering group. All the students had a great time and the photos below are the best proof of that!

‘Tyskie Orły’ 2022

Again this year gifted students learning in Tychy were awarded with the ‘Tyskie Orły’ scholarship.

The scholarship is given  annually in 2 categories: academic and artistic achievements and athletic achievements.

This year 40 students received the prize, some ‘Kruczek’s’ students among them:

• in the academic and artistic achievements category: Filip Albertyńki, Jakub Dawczyński, Paulina Jarosz, Maja Kłeczek, Maksymilian Kwiatkowski, Odeta Malinowska, Szymon Pawlus, Mateusz Pawłowski, Karolina Sidor, Kamil Szczepański i Natalia Wachel
• in the sports category: Nataniel Dynak and Szymon Mróz

Congratulations to all the awarded  students!

The scholars received official letters of congratulation on a formal gala held on 7th November in Teatr Mały in Tychy.

Photos of all classes

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“Hopefully I can manage to pass it on”

On 25th October students from 2d1 class took part in a meeting with Ms Maria Stroińska as part of the project “Hopefully I can manage to pass it on” based on the series of meetings with the survivors of Auschwitz organised  for the youth.

The meeting took place at the residence of the International Center for Education about Auschwitz and the Holocaust in Oświęcim.

Ms Maria Stroińska was deported to the Auschwitz concentration camp as a 12-year-old girl from Warsaw engulfed in the uprising in August 1944. In January 1945 she was evacuated to the camp in Blankenburg, where she lived to see the liberation. Just like many other survivors, she meets with the youth, so that the memory about those terrible times doesn’t fade out.

Pilgrimage

On Thursday, 27th October 40 school seniors together with teachers Ms Natalia Nowosad, Ms Marta Różycka and pr. Piotr Nadrowski took part in a pilgrimage to the spiritual capital of mercy  Cracow Łagiewniki. It is the place where St. Faustina Kowalska, the secretary of God’s Mercy, lived and died. After attending a lecture about St. Faustina and God’s Mercy, the group participated

Remembrance of the dead

Just before the All Saints’ Day, we remembered our late head teachers, teachers, students and school workers. The school representatives visited the graves. In this way we represented the unchanging idea and intention – the  timeless memory, thanks to which, according to the message non omnis moriar, not everything in us dies.

Memories form Italy

From 17th to 22nd of October the students from 4d1-n class supervised by two teachers Mrs. Olga Rygula and Mrs. Anna Łeszczak and the Headmistress Joanna Wojtynek took part in a school trip to Northern Italy. They were guided around charming, historical cities of Padua, Bologna, Venice, San Marino and even Vienna. On top of a good deal of sightseeing, the participants also had time to relax by the Adriatic Sea.

The trip was quite enjoyable and memorable!