ARE YOU READY FOR THE "WILD...WILD WEST" PARTY TOMORROW???
18 February 2020
CHRISTMAS CRACKERS – the X-mas tradition at your english lessons
Do
you know what Christmas Crackers are? Nope? Then, we're going to
explain it to you right now!
Ths
is a nicely wraped roll of paper which has got some sweets and
christmas wishes hidden inside of it. We treat it as a kind of a
christmas present.
The
original English crackers have got a special device to make it break
loudly but that's the only thing that differenciates them from the
ones we make ourselves during the english classes in december.
So.....
let's look behind the 126 classroom door:
WOŚP
On
Sunday 12thJanuary, for the eighteenth time the Great Orchestra of
Christmas Charity played in our school gym where lots of families and
important people gathered to support a great cause – to help little
children in need.
The
main event was a charity lottery -an auction led by Mr Suchy and Mr
Kliber.
There
were also lots of attractions: vocal, dance, gymnastics, instrumental
and acting shows. As every year, we could admire the famous Big Band
and dance teams from Jasienica and Bielsko. We could see and hear the
school graduates, too. The children had a chance to try their
strenght while reaching the top of the famous climbing wall.
Everyone
could try some delicious dishes: hot soup and tasty cakes prepared by
the locals.
Volunteers
collected money. See you next year!
FUNNY FRIDAYS – a headwear day
On
21st November there was another happy day in our school - a Headwear
Day. We
were lucky because it was a cold day and most of us came to school
wearing a hat on our heads. Every hat was different.
Did
you enjoy the day? We hope so!
11TH NOVEMBER – THE INDEPENDENCE DAY
On
8st November there was an academy honouring the Polish Independence
Day. We all met in a gym at nine o’clock. The academy was performed
by the class 7B with Mrs Ania Szymkowiak. Mr Morawski and Mr Urban
with their vocal groups enriched the academy with patriotic songs and
melodies. We all watched and listened to them with a great interest.
We also had some very important guests: Janusz Pierzyna and Stanisław
Szwed.
We
wore smart clothes decorated with white-red cotillions which made us
look even more elegant. Older students got Polish flags and copper
eagles. This was a very special and ceromonial
day.
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