WORLD TALKS - time to say goodbye...

The international WORLD TALKS project has finally come to an end.

We wish our guests a safe trip home and we would like to thank them for their stay.

Here are more photos just to say goodbye...

WORLD TALKS - the summary

The summary of the WORLD TALKS project took place on Friday. This year we had the pleasure to host 

Ana Luizai z Brazylii 

and

Mechealia z Chin

Students from forms: 1B, 2B and 3D took part in the meeting in classroom no.025

Two teams from 1B i 2B forms prepared and presented posters and aswered questions from the guests on the knowledege of their countries.

What is more, 1B form prepared a quiz for Mechealia  containing questions about Poland. Our guest passed the quiz with flying colours.

At the end of the meeting the headteacher of our school Ewa Mastalerz awarded certificates of appreciation to our guests.

Undoubtely, the project provided a marvellous experience both for the students and the guests. It created an excellent opportunity to use English language in everyday social interactions as well as to break down  stereotypes and cultural barriers.

The project was conducted with the cooperation of 

  AIESEC

WORLD TALKS!

World Talks!

Our students show our quests around Toruń and here are some photos!

WORLD TALKS - an international project

Between 20th and 26th February volunteers from various countries are going to conduct project and conversational classes with our students.

WORLD TALKS

This year we have the opportunity to host to foreign students:

Ana Luizai from Brazil 

Mechealia from China

The students will share their culture, traditions and customs with us. Also we will enjoy the opportunity to discuss important global issues of the modern world and raise students' tolerance-awarness as well as overcome prejudices. During the project the students will also gain practical knowledge and skills in the English language. 

The WORLD TALKS project is conducted in collaboration with an international organisation AIESEC. For more information click HERE

41st National English Language Competition

41st National 
English Language Competition 
took place on 14th November in our school. 

The tasks comprised both grammar and vocabulary and presented a small challenge for the students. 

Nine contestants (forms 1B, 2D and 2E) participated in the competition and put their language skills to the test. 

Piotr Wojciechowski (1B) achieved the highest score and won the competition. 

Congratulations! 

You may find the tests HERE

Happy 25-th Anniversary of 7LO

Dear All,

We would like to express our warmest congratulations on the 25th School Anniversary.

It has been 25 years of endless strive towards excellence and success.

Best wishes to the principals, staff, students, graduates, parents and our all supporters on reaching that historical milestone.

Good luck with all your future endeavors.

Happy 25-th Anniversary!

Do you remember...?

Summer is here!

Dear Students,
Summer break is coming! It is time to unwind, have fun and enjoy your free time. 

For sure, you are going to swim, sunbathe and meet friends. But do not forget to practice some English language as well. All you need is a little effort and determination. The internet is an excellent source of materials, exercises, video clips, quizzes etc. Just find what you like and enjoy doing it! 

Personally I recommend BBC Learning English where you may find exciting audio and video materials at various levels.

If you find them boring, though, why not listen to your favourite songs with English lyrics or watch some movies with English subtitles? 

Have fun during your summer holiday and do not forget about English!

One-actor theatre

On 7th April Martyna Michalska (2A form) took part in an acting competionion titled „One-actor theatre” organized by Secondary School No 1 (1LO) in Toruń. 

Our contestant put a convincing performance of a lonely, deserted doll based on „‘IT’S A DOLL’S LIFE’ by C.CLARKE.

Her distinct make-up, clothing and well-chosen props added the valuable quality to her excellent performance.

During her performance, Martyna was supported by a large group of her school mates from 2A form.