Music Salon, February 2019
On Friday, the 1st of February, our pupils in Early Years and Primary, who are learning piano and violin, had the opportunity to showcase what they have been learning.
On Friday, the 1st of February, our pupils in Early Years and Primary, who are learning piano and violin, had the opportunity to showcase what they have been learning.
During this very special week, the children participated in many interesting and engaging activities
to help them gain a better understanding about the importance of keeping our air clean, more
The week culminated in a Science Fair on Friday. This was an opportunity for Secondary to show their fellow pupils the recycling challenge products and their projects as well.
On Thursday, the students in secondary prepared different projects for their Science Fair on Friday.
On Thursday, primary was a hive of activity. After learning about how useful and necessary different insects were, they set about making “bug hotels” for the garden. more
On Wednesday, we had a presentation about the challenge to live as close to a “Zero Waste Lifestyle” as possible.
On Wednesday, all groups in Secondary were challenged to design and make a useful product using discarded plastics.
On Tuesday, Upper Primary found ways to re-use or recycle. There were many creative ideas.
On Tuesday, the pupils designed games from recycled plastics. One was a bowling game using plastic bottles.
On Tuesday, the older Primary children needed to research which tree was the best for our environment. It was informative and fun.
During sustainability week, year 3 and 4 learnt about bees from Mr. Guénaël Collin. The pupils learnt about the social structure of the hive and what it looks like.
During sustainability week, year 3 and 4 learnt about insects from Mr Łukasz Michalik. It was a very hands on experience!
On Monday, 28th January, the Embassy International School Vocal Ensemble (composed of the Secondary choir and the Adult choir) took part in a large event in the ICE in Krakow.
On Saturday, the 26th of January, the pupils in the Hiking Club were joined by a few guests.
“On the 9th January, Year 4-6 went to History Land, where everything is built from over 1 million Lego blocks.
From the 5th of January to the 12th, 42 of our pupils and 6 of our staff members, went on the trip to the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region, Italy.
As part of their IPC Human Body Unit, Paediatric Students from the Jagiellonian University Medical College visited year 5 and 6 on Monday, the 3rd of December.
On Friday, the 30th November, we had a visit from members of the Department of Archeology at the Jagiellonian University.
Early Years has finished our two week recycling theme. We are very proud of our Sunshine and Forest classes for all the steps that they took to help with Global Conservation.
On Tuesday 13th November we were privileged to be allowed to visit the bison reserve near Niepołomice. The weather was amazingly gorgeous…we saw the woods in all their glory.