On October 10th the upper secondary students (year 10-13) went on an integration trip to Zakopane. We have had quite a few new students joining us this year and we wanted all of the students to get to know each other since they are going to be spending the next few years together.
A very enthusiastic group of volunteers from the non-profit foundation, Karma Kitchen, surprised our Primary students on Tuesday afternoon!
Dear Parents,
You are warmly welcomed to sign your children up for our Monday yoga class. It starts at 15:30. It’s for children from 7 years old and up.
Here is what the teacher, Stella Strzelecka says about her class:
In September GCSE and A-Level art students visited International Cultural Centre in Kraków.
“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world” – Nelson Mandela. As part of our quest to help our young people learn how they can contribute to making everyone’s tomorrow a better tomorrow we have been exploring the theme of Peace One Day.
Dear Parents, We are pleased to inform you that ‘MUST EAT’ catering service has been restored!
The menu is now available on our website: https://embassyschool.pl/school-life/catering/
On Friday 8th September we had the pleasure of hosting our Extra-Curricular Activities Fair, during which many families had the opportunity to meet with the instructors running the after school clubs, meet a representative from the International Womens’ Association of Cracow (Laura Gri), the PTA (led by Mrs Muller) and our ECA Coordinator (Paulina Krok p.krok@embassyschool.org).
Having a chance to have contact with engineering masterpieces from the past is a wonderful way to encourage our young people to think about how they can create their own technological masterpieces for the future.
We are excited to report that the new school year is now underway! Our first day back after the break was filled with returning smiles and over 60 new friendly faces. We are all looking forward to a great year together. 🙂
We are delighted to announce the publication of Penny Turner’s latest book, issued by Lycabettus Press. Penny has received awards for all kinds of writing in the past and we look forward to more future success
Today we went to breakfast and then everyone did different activities. Some people went cycling, some played tennis and others played football and hockey. After we swapped activities and some kids went to play in the fountain. There were frogs in the fountain. After we went to change and get ready for lunch and for our trip. Then all the kids went rafting.
Today, Wednesday June 7th 2017 we had a really exciting day. First we had breakfast, then year 2 and 3 did some arts and crafts. The other kids played tennis and volleyball. It was a nice way to start the day.
As you probably know, on the 16th of March a great number of our students took part in the Mathematical Kangaroo (an international math contest). All of them did very well and showed a good level.
Today, on the 6th of June, we didn’t wake up in our hotel rooms as usual. Instead, we opened our eyes in a wooden shack at the top of the mountains, which we had hiked to yesterday. It has been a very tiring walk, because we have had to carry all our luggage on our backs.
Today at Green Camp we split into two groups. The first group, (year 4 and up) went on a hiking trip into the mountains where they spent the night. You will hear all about their adventure in tomorrow’s email but there are a few pictures attached to give you an idea of their day.
Another fun day at the Green Camp went by. Today’s news are from Wiktor, Michal and Vlad.
Today we had a lovely, active day. Everyday we will be sending children’s testimonies with some photos for you to see. Here are few words from Sarah M and Sara S.
During their lessons, Lower Secondary pupils have learned about the features of a heart. After absorbing theory, the time came for practice.
The members of the Polish Club in our school had an opportunity to use their language skills by taking part in a project called “Piszę do Ciebie list”. They were writing letters and postcards to Polish kids who live in Ireland and study in the Polish Supplementary School in Newry. The letters are posted, and now our learners are waiting for an answer.
Every year Pola Nadziei (Fields of Hope) raise funds for the St Lazarus Hospice in Nowa Huta. The symbol of their campaign is the daffodil. Every year they have a competition for children to create a piece of art which symbolises the campaign, and hope.
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