Students from primary and lower-secondary school prepared geographical displays and treats associated with their respective countries. This interesting, colorful and very enjoyable event in the life of the school helps children and the parents visiting the school that day learn about the world and develop an appetite for travel and new experiences.

Winners of the competition for the best-prepared display

Lower-secondary school

  • 1st place class 3a, country: Sudan, authors: Anna Izydorczyk, Magdalena Olszowa, Patrycja Midera, Aleksandra Szostak, Dawid Skiersinis
  • 2nd place class 3c, region in Europe: Tyrol, authors: Wiktoria Szymków, Wiktoria Miler, Natalia Furdyna, Alicja Świca, Aleksandra Słabicka, Aleksandra Niezgoda
  • 3rd place class 3b, country: Seychelles, authors: Malwina Torbus, Natalia Kowalska, Oliwia Domzalska, Izabela Predko, Kornelia Faryniarz
  • Honorable mentions class 3a (New Zealand), Magdalena Sawin, Nikola Skomska, Magdalena Ryś, Sandra Marcinów, Agata Zawrotniak, Paulina Wolska and class 2a (England), Karolina Hajdamowicz, Adrianna Skiba, Natalia Bartkowiak, Hubert Dobiesz, Martin Nakonieczny

Primary school

  • 1st place class 5a, country: Jamaica, authors: Mikołaj Piróg, Oskar Kujawiakowski, Michał Surowiecki, Oliwia Kriks, Kaja Milewska, Zofia Wojtowicz

  • 2nd place class 4b, continent: Australia and Oceania, authors: Karolina Chlastawa, Amelia Szymska, Katarzyna Abramowicz, Ada Izydorczyk, Kamila Krawczyk, Piotr Mazur

View photo: Creative Workshop at MZS No. 2 View photo: Creative Workshop at MZS No. 2 View photo: Creative Workshop at MZS No. 2

What is the Creative Workshop?

This is an important day at Miejski Zespół Szkół nr 2 in Bolesławiec, during which students leave their classrooms to present their creative work as effectively as possible. No lessons? On the First Day of Spring, we focus on joy, creativity and having fun. Instead of lessons, the youngest pupils take part in a procession of fairy-tale characters, older students compete in contests, and the oldest students stage selected literary works, with many other attractions as well. In the afternoon, there is a workshop under the motto “The World of the Senses.”

Why is the workshop called “The World of the Senses”?

This year, students were asked to prepare a presentation of a selected country or region of the world through the experience of it with all the senses: sight, hearing, taste, smell and touch. They chose from places where German or English are official languages. We can already see that the results have exceeded our boldest expectations.

Photographer: Wiktoria Zarówna from class 1C GS