Our meeting in February - first group from Poland

On 14th February 2014 the reading room was filled up with valentine’s day decorations and sweets in the shapes of hearts. The last meeting of the first eTwinning group was full of attractions connected with Valentine’s Day. Wiktoria Rok started the meeting in her Cupid’s costume and she told us about Valentine’s Day. Ania Pilarska prepared a quiz, connected with Valentine’s Day, which was the second part of the programme. The questions were quite difficult so we didn’t know who would win until the last moment. Finally Dominik Janus won the quiz. A play „A crane and a heron“, was a surprise for invited guests. The play was set by the members of School’s Youth Drama Group: Aleksandra Grzyb (a heron), Ksenia Opyrchał (a narrator) and Dominik Janus (a crane). There was o lot of laugh as young actors passionately played their roles. Wiktora Rok, Kamila Wędzyńska, Ksenia Opyrchał, Wojciech Kleciek, Dominik Janus and Mrs Agnieszka Kuźnik read love poems. The last point of the meeting was a multimedia quiz about love couples in literature, and a popular „hangman“ game, where you had to guess the titles of the books in which these couples were introduced. Dominik Janus was the winner again, and Kamila Wędzyńska didn’t become a hangman. Wojtek Kleciek gave lollypops to everybody what was a nice surprise.

We’re really sorry that this is the end of the project but our literary meetings, which are the tradition in our school, will be held from time to time.

Our meeting in January - two groups from Poland

On 17^th January 2014 there was our next winter meeting according to the e-twinning project.

Two grups of pupils attended in this meeting: the first group from the second class and another from the first class. We were talking about Grandmother and Grandfather Days – very unusual festivals in our country. Two pupils ( Joanna Bogusławska and Roksana Gajek ) wore  grandparents' costiums. 

Roksana and Joanna

Firstly, Ania Pilarska told everyone about this special event and Julia Pacan was reading christmas story, which was written by a group of girls from the second class. Wiktoria Rok was reading a christmas story, that we received from our friendly school in Croatia.

 

Afterwards, we were watching a fabulous play about cups. It was acted by Roksana Gajek, Kaja Nowicka, Lena Staszek, Klaudia Szwej, Julia Kurzak and Wiktor Bernacki. We had  a great time!!

During this meeting we were drinking tea and eating delicious cakes. There were special ornaments on our table, such as paper christmas trees and paper moustaches made by Joanna Bogusławska.

Slajdzik made by Lena

Next and the last meeting will be organised in February, which topic will be St. Valentines Day.

I can't wait!!!!!

Christmas cafe - first group

On 4th December 2013 our students met at the 3 literary café. We met within our eTwinning project. 

Julia, Joanna, Anna and Wiktoria

The meeting was about Christmas traditions in different countries. 

We invited Mrs Kułach (teacher of Russian language), Mrs Per (teacher of German language) and Mrs Haładyń (teacher of English language). The teachers told us about Christmas customs in England, Germany and Russia. 

Anna Pilarska and Wiktoria Rok prepared some interesting things connected with Christmas in non European countries. Joanna Bogusławska and Julia Pacan made a great Chistmas quiz which won Artur Klimek. 

Julia asks questions

This is Artur

We also listened to some Christmas carols and read some beautiful Christmas poems. 

Anna reads Fr Twardowski's poem

Julia Pacan and Joanna Bogusławska prepared delicious cakes. 

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Second eTwinning literary café - first group

On 20th November the second eTwinning literary café about "autumn" took place. There were two quizes in the programme: the first one about "tea from all over the world" and the second one about "books and libraries". 

Julia Pacan and Wiktoria Rok were the host. Both quizes won one of the quests: Artur Klimek. 

Mrs Katarzyna Musiał and Kamila Wędzyńska also provided some attractions: we played the quitar and sang songs in Polish and English. Some students were reciting poems written by different writers. 

We also listened to a famous song which words were written by Julian Tuwim and we looked at the photos of cups and books by Kamila Wędzyńska.
The decorations were made by Joanna Bogusławska and treated by Anna Pilarska.

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First literary café in Zawiercie

On 2nd October 2013 there was our first literary café. Its topic was: poems of a Nobel Prize winner – Wislawa Szymborska. Each participant had to bring his/her favorite cup or a jug and tell the story about it.

A few days earlier we distributed handmade invitations to our friends and teachers:

We prepared “Szymborska’s Corner”, where we put her volumes of poetry and the cups of our guests.

At first we presented a presentation about Wislawa Szymborska and her writing. The most interesting were her photos.

Next, each of the participants of our meeting read some selected poems and told the history of his/her cup. Some of them were nostalgic and some were funny. One of our friends, Wojtek, won a book as a prize for the best story.

Our English teacher, who visited us, brought his guitar, so there were songs too. There were sweets and hot tea in beautiful cups. 

It was a very successful afternoon and we can’t wait for the next one, which will be in October.

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