The project was carried out as part of the government programme for reducing crime and antisocial behaviour, “Together Safer”.
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 awards were presented to the competition winners by Kornel Filipowicz, Deputy Mayor of Bolesławiec, and Kamila Chalewicz-Pudłowska, commander of the Bolesławiec Municipal Police.
A total of 66 entries from Bolesławiec primary schools were submitted for the sixth edition of the competition. As in previous years, calendars for 2016 were made from the winning works, and the Municipal Police will distribute them in educational institutions and other institutions.
Here are the names of the winners:
- Grade 4
- Oliwia Zagdańska, MZS No. 1, Primary School No. 5
- Angelika Piaseczna, Primary School No. 4
- Maja Madziarz, MZS No. 1, Primary School No. 5
- Grade 5
- Anna Mularczyk, MZS No. 1, Primary School No. 5
- Karolina Mierzwa, Primary School No. 4 Magdalena Bielak, Primary School No. 4
- Grade 6
- Katarzyna Ciesiółka, Primary School No. 3
- Pola Burczyk, Primary School No. 4
- Jeremiasz Bielawski, Primary School No. 4.
Honourable mentions went to: Karolina Członka (MZS No. 1, Primary School No. 5), Nadia Maziarz (MZS No. 1, Primary School No. 5), and Weronika Zdunek (Primary School No. 3).
The Municipal Police thanks the Mayor of Bolesławiec for funding the prizes, the head of the “Orzeł” Cultural Integration Centre, Jacek Dudyński, as well as the CIK staff, without whose involvement this ceremony would not have taken place. Special thanks go to Urszula Frąszczak-Matyjewicz, an instructor at the theatre and photography studio of the “Orzeł” Cultural Integration Centre, who helped assess the entries.
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