Wednesday, 30 January 2013
Hidden Dictionary
On Thursday we have afternoon English classes. Today we have a special task to translate some words from English into Polish. Our teacher shows us the Hidden European Talents Wiki - http://hiddeneuropeantalents.wikispaces.com/dictionary on the big screen. Some words are easy. We know them very well. Look at our photos! We are looking up a few new words in the dictionaries.
Tuesday, 22 January 2013
Prezi
Sunday, 20 January 2013
PE Lesson in J-Z, pl
Thursday, 10 January 2013
Ten-year-olds
My name’s Krystian. I’m ten. I’m from Poland. I’m strong and tall. I’ve got short dark hair and brown eyes. I’m clever, confident and friendly.
I haven’t got any brothers or sisters. My favourite sports are swimming and judo. My favourite thing is volleyball.
4th Grade
Hello!
My name
is Klaudia. I’m ten years old. I have wavy dark brown hair. I am thin and tall.
I have got a brother. My brother’s name
is Łukasz. My brother is twenty-two. I have a dog. My dog’s name is Szaron. I
like dancing, singing, painting dolls ‘Monster High’.
My name
is Asia. (Joanna). I’m ten years old. I have got dark brown hair. I have got
two brothers. Their names are Olivier and Xavier. I’ve got a puppy. His name is
Tofik. I like dancing and playing volleyball. I collect 'Monster High dolls'.
My name
is Kacper. I’m ten years old. I’m from Poland. I have got two sisters. My
favourite thing is my ball. My favourite team is “Manchester United”.
My name
is Zosia. I’m ten years old. I haven’t got any brothers or sisters. I’ve got
blonde hair and brown eyes. My hamster’s name is George. I like dancing and
singing. My favourite book is ‘Mikołajek” (Little Nicolas). I collect elephant
toys.
Wednesday, 9 January 2013
Monday, 7 January 2013
NorthPole
Recently we have met on the Internet a new partner from Norway.
It's a good idea to check what we know about our countries. Both teachers - Christine Brownlee form Norway and Danuta Radomska-Filipek from Poland had a brainstorming sessions and this is what the students came up with.
What do you know about Poland?
Norwegian students:
- Capital is Warsowa.
- Auswitchz concentration camp. Is that the only one??
- It is a country. A part of Europe (middle).
- They speak polish.
- Good candy.
- Not so many big candy stores.
- Many people from Poland have moved to Norway.
- Work in Norway – is it better than in Poland?
- Red and white flag.
- Do many smoke there?
- Democracy.
What do you know about Norway?
Polish students:
- The capital is Oslo.
- Language ???
- Winter/ snow
- Vikings
- reindeer
- cosmetics
- mountains
- ski jump
- Marit Bjoergen
- Breivik
Thursday, 3 January 2013
Monday, 17 September 2012
Homework
HOMEWORK
Hello Albert!
Thank you for your email. At the moment I'm doing my homework.
I play hockey everyday and our trainings are very hard. I go to school, too. After schoool I play soccer with my friends. I'm going to the cinema tomorrow night. I'm so excited!
I have to finish now. Write again soon.
Mathew
Sunday, 10 June 2012
Thursday, 3 May 2012
After Exams
In June 2012, Paulinas, Ilona , Iza nad Patryk are leaving our school . A Comenius visit in Kiskunhalas will last in their memories forever.
The English Examination
The English test was easy? difficult? We will know in June.
LET'S GO TO THE PARK!
To reach Alexandra Park take a train or the tube to the Palace station. The park offers an absolutely fantastic bird's eye view of London if you climb to the park's highest point. You can go ice skating in the Alexandra Palace complex to cool down on th ehottest days -it's open all year round!
You can find here our English basic test.:
Mathematics & Science Exam 2012
On 24th April we took a humanistic exam. Today we are dealing with Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Ready? Steady? Go! Go! Go!
Friday, 30 September 2011
A for-and-against article
Should schools have a school magazine?
School wants to have a school magazine. Is this a good thing?
The school magazine is useful. You can know what has happend in the school. Students will be able to write articles for the magazine. The breaks will not be boring, everyone will read the school magazine.
On the other hand, we don't have enough students to write for this magazine and the school needs money to print it.
A school magazine is very useful, however, there are many advantages and disadvantages of this idea.
Mateusz P. class 2A
School wants to have a school magazine. Is this a good thing?
The school magazine is useful. You can know what has happend in the school. Students will be able to write articles for the magazine. The breaks will not be boring, everyone will read the school magazine.
On the other hand, we don't have enough students to write for this magazine and the school needs money to print it.
A school magazine is very useful, however, there are many advantages and disadvantages of this idea.
Mateusz P. class 2A
Monday, 26 September 2011
Saturday, 17 September 2011
Tuesday, 6 September 2011
Norwich
From 21 August till 3rd September teachers Julia Karasz from Hungary and Danuta Radomska-Filipek from Poland took part in a course Management in ELT. Both teachers received the Comenius -Teachers' Mobility grant.
The course was provided by the NILE - Norwich Institute for Language Learning. The main lecturer was Mr Terry Philips. The participants were from: Bulgaria, Columbia, Germany, Hungary, Korea, Poland, Portugal, Romania, and Turkey. Most of them stayed at University of East England campus.
http://www.garneteducation.com/Contributor/54/Terry_Phillips.html
The course was provided by the NILE - Norwich Institute for Language Learning. The main lecturer was Mr Terry Philips. The participants were from: Bulgaria, Columbia, Germany, Hungary, Korea, Poland, Portugal, Romania, and Turkey. Most of them stayed at University of East England campus.
http://www.garneteducation.com/Contributor/54/Terry_Phillips.html
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