Competition! Competition! Competition!

We would like to encourage all students to take part in an English competition:
“The face of a child –

the countenance of childhood” 

The competition is held as a tribute to the 20th anniversary of the death of Wanda Szuman, the patron of our school. The contestants-to-be shall prepare a multimedia presentation with regard to the main theme of the competition.

You may choose one of the categories:
My Fairy World of Dreams
My Relations with the Closest Ones.
My crucial Decisions
My Difficult Moments

Students of the 2nd and 3rd form may participate in the competition. The multimedia presentations with the content in English language along with pictures and/or tunes shall be submitted by 20th November 2014 to your English language teacher or directly to:

Monika Jurska
Iwona Zakrzewicka
FEEL WELCOME TO PARTICIPATE!

Studying in the United Kingdom

On 28th October 2014 we had the pleasure to hold a meeting regarding the opportunities of studying in the United Kingdom. 

The event was aimed at the 3rd form students, especially those who were interested in studying abroad. The meeting came as a response to numerous questions asked to the English teachers concerning the conditions of studying in England and Wales.

During the meeting our students were familiarized with the application procedures, scholarships opportunities and generally with the conditions of studying in England. Our students received leaflets with useful information such as Internet addresses, where they can find various documents, tips and hints what to do if they wished to study abroad. Our school library also received informative brochures and other useful materials on the subject.

 
For more information on studying in the UK visit:
Studying Abroad

Extra English classes for freshmen!

Dear freshmen!

Do you need to revise English grammar from your junior secondary school?

Do you fall behind with work during your English classes?

Do you have trouble understanding English vocabulary?

Feel welcome to join 

extra classes in English language!

The sessions take place at 14:45 – 15:30

on every Friday in classroom no.6.

If you have any questions,
contact Krzysztof Malinowski
an English teacher who conducts the extra classes.

The New School Year! Yeah! :D

Hear Ye!         Hear Ye!

Freshmen! 

Sophomores!

Seniors!

Teachers!

Staff! 

THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR

HAS JUST BEGUN!

Let it be filled with hard work, success and fun!

Good luck everyone!

Poetry competition "SOUNDS"

On 3rd April 2014 we had the pleasure to hold a poetry competition to commemorate the birthday of Wanda Szuman.

This year the main theme of the competition was
“SOUNDS”

Monika Jurska and Iwona Zakrzewicka organised the event which attracted students from various secondary schools in Toruń. Marta Ulatowska, the student of Secondary School No.1 in Toruń presented “Lokomotive” by J.Tuwim and won the first prize.

 
The second and the third prize was granted to the students of the Secondary School No.10 in Toruń. 
Maciej Kuta presented “The Sound Collector” by Robert McGough 
Jakub Wiśniewski presented “To my father’s violin” by Thomas Hardy.

The jury awarded the special prize to Patryk Frąk who presented “Spring” by Thomas Nashe.

We would like to expresses our gratitude to all the students and the teachers who were involved in the competition.

 
 
 
Feel welcome to join us next year!

More adventures with English language

Last Monday on 2 June we had the pleasure to host

3 native speakers

Glenn from New Zeleand

Emma from Wales

Luke from England

in our school. They conducted lessons devoted to speaking with classes 1b, 1d, 2a and 2d.

The students had a chance to ask our guests a lot of questions concerning the lives of the native speakers in their native countries and here in Poland.

Also, our students had the possibility of sharing some information concerning the life in Poland with our guests.

 
We would like to express our gratitude for such an opportunity to the International House in Toruń and for the cooperation with our school in the field of promoting English language among our students.

Thank you and of course we hope for more!

OPEN DAY - 12th April - feel welcome to visit our school

OPEN DAY

12th April 2014

We would like to invite you to visit our school during the OPEN DAY on 12th April 2014 on a lovely Saturday morning
from 11:00 till 13:00

If you are just about to graduate from the junior secondary school feel welcome to join us on that day. You will have a great opportunity to see the school building and its premises, chat with our students and teachers and enjoy some of the attractions we have prepared.

COME AND JOIN US!

GLENN STANDISH visted our school

ON 31 MARCH 2014

OUR SCHOOL WAS VISITED

BY

THE CITIZEN OF NEW ZELAND

GLENN STANDISH

WITH THE PRESENTATION ABOUT HIS NATIVE COUNTRY.

CLASSES 1A, 1B, 1D, 2A, 2C and 3D

PARTICIPATED IN THE DISCOVERY OF THIS REMOTE AND MYSTERIOUS LAND.

 
 

Global Citizen - a farewell meeting

All good comes to an end and so does our foreign visitors visit. For the whole week they have been conducting classes with our students, socializing with them during breaks and after classes. Both the trainees and the students enjoyed their time spent together.

 Our guests organized a farewell session for our students. The students had the chance to compete against each other in quizzes on knowledge of the countries of origin of the trainees i.e. Pakistan and Ukraine.

The students competed in teams of five. They answered questions and prepared a poster associated with Ukraine and Pakistan. Our pupils had to show off with their speaking and listening skills because the whole meeting was conducted in English language.

At the end of the meeting we took a group photo and our quests received certificates of participation from the hands of our schoolmistress Genowefa Malicka.

 
 

That week for sure is going to be memorable both for the students, the teachers and the trainees. We are extremely proud that our guests visited our school and we had the opportunity to learn more about their countries and culture.

We wish them all the best and we hope to stay in touch.