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OUR SCHOOL

OUR SCHOOL. PICTURE OF OUR SCHOOL. POLISH EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM - GENERAL INFORMATION.

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OUR SCHOOL

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  1. OUR SCHOOL

  2. PICTURE OF OUR SCHOOL

  3. POLISH EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM - GENERAL INFORMATION Compulsory education in Poland starts at the age of five or six for the 0 class of kindergarten (Polish: przedszkole, literally: pre-school) and six to seven years in the 1st grade of primary school (Polish: szkoła podstawowa). The law requires that children complete one year of formal education before entering 1st grade and do so by the age 6 or 7. At the end of 6th grade when the students are 13, they takea compulsory exam that determines to which lower secondary school (gimnazjum, pronounced gheem-nah-sium) (Middle School/Junior High) they will be accepted. They attend this school for three years for grades, I,II, III. Then, they take another compulsory exam to determine the upper secondary level school they will attend.There are several alternatives from then on, the most common are the three years in a High School, four years in Technical College or three years in Vocational School. The first two, end with a maturity examination (matura), and may be followed by several forms of upper education, leading to Bachelor: licencjat or inżynier, Master: magister and eventually PhD: doktor. The system of education in Poland allows for 22 years of continuous, uninterrupted schooling.

  4. Primary School – classes 1-3 In Poland during the first, second and third grade of Primary School children study Polish, English, PE and Religious Education. They can also do more in extra curricular activities such as: swimmming, gimnastics, dancing and drama. Most of the subjects in 1st, 2nd, 3rd grade are taught by form teachers (one teacher for 3 years). After school children go to the common room or to our library. They can do their homework there or play with the others. There is also a reading room where they can surf the internet, read books or simply help others with their projects. During breaks children can laze in the corridors where they play, talk or listen to music. What's really sweet is that the youngest children from our school can have breakfast in the school canteen 5 minutesearlier before the break, so that they don't have to hurry. In our school there are 6 teachers teaching the youngest classes. They are all very nice and veeeery patient 

  5. Primary School: 0th - 6–7 years old 1st - 7–8 years old 2nd - 8–9 years old 3rd - 9–10 years old 4th - 10–11 years old 5th - 11–12 years old 6th - 12–13 years old Middle School: 1st 13–14 years old 2nd 14–15 years old 3rd 15–16 years old Secondary School: 1st 16–17 years old (Vocational School, Liceum and Technikum) 2nd 17–18 years old (Vocational School, Liceum and Technikum) 3rd 18–19 years old (Vocational School, Liceum and Technikum) 4th 19–20 years old (only in Technikum) Higher education: 18 and over Children may end their schooling after passing secondary school if desired.

  6. MUSIC Music is a school subject during which we learn about the value of music and sing songs. In our school music is a very interesting lesson. We learn to sings songs and play the piano very often. Our teacher, MrsDorotaPrzyrowska, sometimes plays the piano in the classroom. She’s got a beautiful voice! We also learn about the values of notes and things like that. Some of us go to the Municipal School of Music and at the end of the school year we play or sing in front of the class on our instruments. This school subject allows us to learn more about music, practice our voice. It's a very useful and enjoyable school subject.

  7. ART Art is a subject at my school where we do many projects, draw or paint pictures using: -paints -crayons -pencils We also do many other things there.In our school, during this lesson the atmosphere is relaxing, we can speak freely, sometimes we can even listen to music, with the consent of the teacher. In our classroom, benches are connected together, so we can do the work in groups with no problem. In our classroom we have pencils, paints, labels and other things needed. Almost every student likes the lesson. Art lessons are pretty cool so time flies quickly there. When you are done to drawing our own creations, the teacher hangs them in the school corridor or on other school walls. Art is a really cool lesson.

  8. TECHNOLOGY CLASSES

  9. ICT ICT is a school subject, but in Poland is divided into two: information technology and technique. In computing, we improve our skills in using the computers and different computer programs. During these lessons time passes very quickly. Often, after we finish our work we have free time when play games on the computer. It's a very cool lesson.Technology is a school subject during which we practice practical skills. It is a bit related to cooking, building bird houses and other crafts. Our teacher is young and very nice. He likes to tell jokes, this is why we like him very much 

  10. GEOGRAPHY Geography is a subject at school. The geography students learn about our planet. Teachings belonging to geography is cartography, geology, statistics and economics. In our school we have got a lots of geographical maps. Geography teacher in our school is Mrs Danuta Zimowska. Her lesson is never boring. Students like her lessons.

  11. BIOLOGY In biology lessons we learn about the man, the cells of living organisms and their activities of life. During lessons pupils are quiet and they all pay attention. In the classroom there is an aquarium and a cage with a bird. The walls are decorated with posters of animals. Biology teacher is very strict and demanding but sometimes knows good jokes.

  12. CHEMISTRY Chemistry is science researching nature and specificity of substances. In our school chemistry teacher is Mrs Krystyna Zawadzka. On the lessons we do experiments, learn about substances and their properties, know the different patterns that we use in tasks. In Chemistry class there are Various laboratory glass such as thermometer, test tubes, measuring cylinders and Laboratory Equipment.

  13. PHYSICS Physicsisthe natural science thatinvolvesthestudy of matter and itsmotionthroughspace and time, alongwithrelatedconceptssuch as energy and force. More broadly, itisthe general analysis of nature, conductedin order to understandhowtheuniverse be haves. In ourschoolMrs Krystyna Zawadzka teachesphysics. Shecouldwellexplainthedifficultactivities. Thelessonsareinthe chemical laboratory. Thisclassislarge and classhas a lot of thingsneeded to conductthelesson. Almostallthepupilsin a schoollikephysicslessons. We always pass themquickly and profitably.

  14. MATHS Maths in our school is strict. Mrs Małgorzata Kędzior, Mrs Barbara Szczur and Mrs Urszula Bulińska teach maths. They are strict, but also very nice. Maths lessons are in different classes. In some classes we have geometry paraphernalia.

  15. POLISH LANGUAGE In Polish schools students learn a lot of languages. Polish language is an obligatory subject in all schools. We have got five lessons of Polish language a week. We usually read six novels a year. Not everybody likes reading set books, but some of them are interesting. We sometimes have dictations, when the teacher checks the spelling. We often write essays and we have a lot of homework. From time to time we watch interesting films.

  16. ENGLISH In most Polish schools students learn English. The children start learning English in first class. This is a great fun because they learn while playing games, watching films and singing songs. It’s wonderful because they haven’t got any homework. Traditionally English lessons start in forth class. In primary school children learn how to write and read in English. In primary school and middle school we have got three English lessons a week. If the classes are big ,we are devided into groups. During our lessons we often use interactive whiteboard. The students like those lessons because, they are more interesting. Our school takes part in many exciting student exchange programs. We can meet new people and visit other countries.

  17. GERMAN In our middle school we learn two foreign languages,the second one is German. It is not as popular as English, so we have two hours a week. A lot of students think that German language is difficult. During the lessons we learn about the history of Germany and other German – speaking countries. German pronunciation is very difficult for Polish students.

  18. OTHER LANGUAGES In other Polish schools students learn also French, Russian and Spanish. At the end of middle school we must pass a foreign language exam. In our school most student choose English.

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