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Yr 9 trip to the Amber Museum, May 2019
20th May 2019
“On Monday, the 13th of May, pupils from Year 9 visited the Amber Museum in Krakow. They saw different types …
Yr 7 Lung Dissection, April 2019
15th May 2019
“In April, Year 7 pupils started learning about the respiratory system.
Yr 5 & 6 Trip to the Stained Glass museum, May 2019
15th May 2019
“On Wednesday, the 8th May, Year 5 & 6 went on a field trip to the Stained Glass Museum.
Football Club competition
15th May 2019
“On the 17th of April the football club from years 3 – 6 were invited to participate in a friendly …
Hiking Club Trip to Tyniec, March 2019
5th April 2019
“On the 23rd of March, the Hiking Club gathered together under the Dragon Statue next to the Wawel Castle – …
Secondary Ball: Shrek themed, March 2019
4th April 2019
On the 8th of March, the Assembly Hall was transformed into a magical swamp, with elements of palatial structures and …
Rome Trip, Yrs 5 & 6, March 2019
4th April 2019
“What one learns in a classroom is just a very small part of the learning process. The real learning starts …
Music and Poetry Salon, Year 5 and up, March 2019
2nd April 2019
On the 22nd March, our students from year 5 and up were able to showcase what they have learnt regarding …
IPC Exit point: Water and World Water Day, March 2019
2nd April 2019
On Friday, the 22nd March all of the Primary pupils were involved in an Exit Point for IPC. The topic …
Sushi Workshop with the journalist Marcin Żyła, March 2019
27th March 2019
On Thursday, 21st of March, our pupils had the incredible experience of attending a Sushi Workshop with the journalist Marcin …

Announcments

Intensive English Course at Embassy International School

Between Sunday 27th August and Thursday 31st August we will be holding an intensive English course. This is aimed at older students and is designed to ready them for following their courses in English during the school year. The emphasis will be on developing and expanding the English language skills necessary to follow a syllabus in English. The course will also make sure that difficulties and weaknesses are recognised and, hopefully, sorted out before the term begins.

Best wishes, Penny Turner