Our first day in Odense

This is our first day in Odense. Although it has been raining all day, we have had a very good day. We have met our Danish friends and we have been to the zoo, where we have seen a lot of wild animals. We will be uploading photos everyday. To see the photos, click here.

New Comenius meeting in Odense

We are all looking forward for our new meeting in Odense, Denmark. This time, Hunderupskolen School will be the host for this meeting.  The meeting will take place between the 5 and the 10 of November and during these days we will be doing a programme packed with activities. Get ready Denmark. Here we go!!!

some photo presentation from Poland

Enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mR1gR_Bs7_w

Video of the welcoming act in Colegio Antonio de Nebrija

THX!

Thank you for a great event, Victor and your Comenius Team. Interesting fieldtrips and very cleverly organised. Our students were very happy as well, they all told me they had a great experience.

Best Regards

See You in Denmark

Jurek and MOW Kamionek Wielki

Comenius Meeting in Murcia

Everything is ready for the next Comenius meeting. It will be again in Murcia Spain. Colegio Antonio de Nebrija will be receiving 47 students and teachers from Wales, Poland and Denmark. While they are here, they will be sharing experiences with the Spanish students and teachers and will do some activities. One the activities will be linked with volunteering and it will be the cleaning of a mountain and a beach. We will be received by the local authorities of Murcia and will have a chance to discover the charm of this nice town. We will also have time for fun because we will all go to the Nueva Condomina Stadium to watch a football match in which Real Murcia will play against Huesca. We will also have a typical Murcian dinner in the Spanish school and the rest of the countries will take a sample of typical food. We will also plant the Comenius Tree which will become a symbol in our project. The Danish students will be hosted in the houses of Spanish students and the rest will stay in a hotel.We hope we all have a great experience in Murcia in the second trip of our project. Next stop, Denmark.

Have a look at the programme of the visit.
Have a look at the list of visitors.
Accomodation of the Danish students.

Food Colection

Welcome back

Sorry for delay, just been busy with another UE Project in Lelonardo da Vinci Program...

Now, here we are:

Food Colelction in supermarkets:

Two groups of our boarding school have been taking part in food colection for Bank of Food.
That means that we collected 2 big baskets for Federation of Polish Food Banks

More on our blog: http://mowkamionekwielki.blogspot.com/2012/03/zbiorka-zywnosci-lidl-i-careffour-w.html

New volunteering activity in Polish school

As we had planted 200 bulbs of narciussses last Autumn - now it was time to harvest them.

In May - it`s time for money collection for  a hospice for cancer patients. Narciusius flower is a symbol of hope.

Our student with teachers have been spending whole Sunday to walk through Elbląg town streets and they have been holding the street collection for hope.

We collected more than 150 Euro (more then 600 polish zloty)!

Congratulations!

Gallery: here

some more activities of our school: here

Polish school and surroundings in winter

The frost now is -22C
Enjoy the very cold video!

VariousScenes from our Christmas Show.

Children singing carols in the local shop.

Pantomeima - the school's Christmas show.

On the run up to christmas the children of Ysgol Beca are always very busy preparing a school show for the local community. This year was especially busy because the TV camera were present and filming our show because it was going to be published on a national television station. However busy we are we always find time to do something extra. This year we decided to go to the local shop and volunteer by singing Christmas carols and spreading Christmas joy. It was not our intention to raise money at this event, however passers by wanted to give us money. We accepted greatfully and donated the proceeds of £100 to the children's ward in a local hospital where two of the school's children had received treatment recently.