This year, 64 entries from Bolesławiec primary schools were submitted to the competition. As in previous years, a calendar for 2015 was produced from the winning entries, which the Municipal Police will distribute among educational institutions and other organizations. All the entries can be viewed in the foyer of the “Orzeł” Cultural Integration Centre until 27 November, during the facility’s opening hours.
The competition committee, comprising Urszula Frąszczak-Matyjewicz (instructor at the BOK-MCC theatre and photography studio), and Kamila Chalewicz-Pudłowska, Dorota Liebert, and Justyna Krupska from the Municipal Police, selected three winning entries in each category. An additional three entries received distinctions. The competition winners were:
Year 4: first place Magda Bielak (Primary School No. 4)
Year 4: second place Karolina Mierzwa (Primary School No. 4)
Year 4: third place Nina Fedorków (Primary School No. 4)
Year 5: first place Pola Burczyk (Primary School No. 4)
Year 5: second place Patrycja Koss (Piarist Order Primary School)
Year 5: third place Katarzyna Ciesiółka (Primary School No. 3)
Year 6: first place Martyna Chojnicka (Primary School No. 4)
Year 6: second place Julia Zatylny (Piarist Order Primary School)
Year 6: third place Kinga Kaczmarek (Municipal School Complex No. 1, Primary School No. 5)
The following received distinctions: Anna Mularczyk (Municipal School Complex No. 1, Primary School No. 5), and Olivia Kurti and Agata Pasierbiewicz (Piarist Order Primary School)
The prizes for the winners and other participants were funded by the Mayor of Bolesławiec together with the Municipal Commission for Solving Alcohol-Related Problems.
The main aim of the competition is to promote a healthy lifestyle and foster healthy behaviours among young people, as well as awareness of the consequences associated, or potentially associated, with attempts to use various substances. The competition was held under the honorary patronage of Piotr Roman, Mayor of Bolesławiec, as part of the Safe Bolesławiec project.