My school by Karolina Radzik
- 2. Location • Our school is located in Grybów in Poland. It is a small town in which live about 7 000 people. Through Grybów runs Biała River. In the backround is seen our church which is really valuable and beautiful place. Our school exists about 50 years.
- 3. The Crest of Grybów
- 4. Patron of our school – Kazimierz Wielki Kazimierz Wielki (1310-1370) In Poland is said that when he had ascended Poland had been wooden, when he had left us, it had been from stone. He was the last king of Piast Dynasty. He established Grybów in 1340. He also established the first univeristy in Poland. Firstly, this univeristy was called Akademia Krakowska but now it is known as Jagiellonian Univeristy. He is the only King who had gained the title of „The Great”.
- 5. School Staff • Director of our school: mgr Anna Maślak. In our school there are a lot of teachers. My teacher of Englisch is mgr Magdalena Janusz. She coordinates the ”Erasmus +” in Primary School in Grybów.
- 6. So, what are we doing at our school?
- 7. In our school we learn such subjects as: - Physics - Biology - Chemistry - Geography - Mathematics - Polish - English - German - Information and Communication Technology - Religious Education - PE - Art - Music
- 8. My favourite school subjects My favourite school subjects are: English, German, Art, Music and PE. My teachers there are: mgr Magdalena Janusz, mgr Adrianna Holender, mgr Grażyna Blicharz and mgr Marek Zagórski.
- 9. Extracurricular activities in SP1 in Grybów • In our school everybody finds something for them. Students who like singing can join our choir who is lead by mgr Albina Gambal. Moreover, for sport lovers there is „SKS”, what means activities in different kinds of sport such as volleyball, football etc. In our school is lead project „Nowoczesna Szkoła”, what means „Modern School”. Therefore, children who love Maths, IT and other science subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Geography have chance to develop their skills and learn more information. We are very graceful to our teachers who sacrifice us their free time.