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We celebrate Indepedence Day (13th November, 2024)
Today, students of our school celebrated the 106th anniversary of regaining independence by our country. Young people prepared a verbal – music spectacle full of patriotic songs, poems and staging of key moments of the fight for freedom. The youth, through words and music, paid tribute to those who for years fought for independent Poland.
The whole ceremony was a testimony that the memory of the past is building our future.
How much can you see and experience in two days? (8th November, 2024)
The answer is …….. a lot! Students from classes 2b and 3a during a two -day trip to the Tri-City had the opportunity to watch a musical at the Musical Theater in Gdynia, visit the most interesting places in Gdańsk and admire wonderful monuments.
The Museum of World War II made a special impression on students. The shocking story of the bloodiest presented in thoughtful installations prompted to reflection, as well as creative thoughts. What are our contemporary comforts compared to shoes cut out of used car tires, or to a wedding dress made of a parachute? What are our freedoms compared to camp life?
The students also visited the European Solidarity Center, in particular the OHS Hall of the former Gdańsk Shipyard, where they explored the history of this facility initially related to the power of the Polish ship industry, and then a rebellion against the oppressive government. Then there was a walk around Gdańsk Old Town and a visit to St. Mary's Basilica, the largest brick church in the world.
Trips to large cities can also create the opportunity to meet outstanding figures from the world of politics. In Gdańsk near the famous shipyard, and more precisely at the monument to the victims of December 1970, the students met the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland, Mr Radosław Sikorski. What's more, they discussed the historical memory of the beginnings of the Solidarity movement with him.
So, how much can you see and experience in two days?
Visit at European University Viadrina (8th November, 2024)
The students of bilingual classes 3 c and 4 b visited European University Viadrina in Frankfurt (Oder). During a two - day trip young people expanded knowledge and developed language skills. The topics of lectures and workshops conducted in English and German covered issues related to European law and culture. The students also visited the historic places in Frankfurt (Oder) and the campus of the Collegium Polonicum university in Słubice.
The trip was a real treat for those who are considering studying at European University Viadrina or Collegium Polonicum in Słubice. It was also a great opportunity to exchange experiences and build bridges between two nations.
Meeting with the Minister of Education and the Minister of Sport and Tourism! (4th November, 2024)
Students of our school - Łukasz Siemaszko and Klaudia Bułhak - took part in an educational event organized by the Ministry of National Education and the Ministry of Sport and Tourism. The government representatives, Barbara Nowacka and Sławomir Nitras, met with young people at the Water Factory in Szczecin where they took part in the West Pomeranian Student Round table debate about the sports needs of the youth.
Congratulations, Łukasz and Klaudia!
On the trail of Teutonic Order castles! (31st October, 2024
On 28th October the students of class 2 e and class 3 b started a trip along the trail of Tutonic Order castles. During three days they visited castles in Nidzica, Olsztyn and Malbork. They also went to the Museum of Folk Architecture in Olsztynek, the Museum of the Battle of Grunwald and saw a show in the Planetarium in Olsztyn. On Thursday evening the students visited Gietrzwałd - a small village in Warmia which is famous for being the only place in Poland approved by the church of manifestations of Our Lady. The last stop was a short visit to Gdańsk, visiting the Museum Of Amber and a walk around the Old Town. The trip will certainly remain in the memory of the participants for a long time.
Canals, bicycles and the political centre of the EU – one week in Belgium and the Netherlands! (25th October, 2024)
On Sunday, 20th October nearly 60 students and four teachers visited a lot of beautiful and exciting places in Belgium and the Netherlands. On Monday we reached Brussels and although it greeted us with rain, a visit to the European Parliament's headquarters fully compensated it. During the visit we listened to an extremely interesting lecture in English about the origins og the European integration and the functioning of the EU institutions. Then we took part in the discussion with a guide in the great meeting room of the European Parliament. The culmination of the visit was a photo session in a spacious lobby, full of EU symbols.
On Monday afternoon and on Tuesday we got to know different faces of Belgium. All the places we visited - Brussels, Gent (Gandawa) and Brugge (Brugia) - turned out to be beautiful, rich in history and full of charm. We appreciated medieval narrow streets, soaring Gothic cathedrals, majestic town halls situated at huge markets and impressive castles. But it was numerous canals with charming bridges and the boat cruise on the canals that stole our hearts. We had to soothe the sadness of leaving these wonderful cities with famous Belgian fries, wafers and chocolates.
On Wednesday our amazing trip crossed the the Belgian-Dutch border. We spent the morning in Belgium, in Antwerp - a city famous for its diamonds, but also a seven -nave Gothic cathedral with masterpieces of the Baroque master - P. P. Rubens. The afternoon belonged to the Dutch city of Gouda - a town famous for bicycles and canals, but first of all for delicious cheese. In the evening we we reached Amsterdam, full of the impression of the day and burdened with the golden delicacies.
On Thursday we were discovering the attractions of the magnificent city of Amsterdam. Our first stop was Rijksmuseum, whose collections of paintings delighted us. We were able to learn more about the city and feel the atmosphere of this vibrant, multicultural town thanks to the cruise on canals and the River Amstel and the walk along the streets surrounding the Great Square with the Royal Palace. At the museum, we saw the masterpiece of Rembrandt, Van Gogh or Vermeer, that we had known only from the textbooks. The cruise let us know beautiful, rich coastal tenement houses, numerous historic bridges, simply the life of a metropolis built and integrated with the river.
The trip was a wonderful, unforgettable experience!
The night with crime stories! (14th October 2024)
On Friday evening, 12th October, the school library turned into a centre of literary and detective adventures. The youth took part in a unique event, during which they had the opportunity to create their own crime stories. They also designed covers for their stores, which could easily compete with those on the shelves of the bookstore. One of the most important parts of the program was a field game. Participants divided into groups had to solve a macabre criminal puzzle, collecting evidence and tracking the guidelines arranged around the school. The evening was full of fun, creativity and literary inspirations. We can’t wait for the next evening with crime stories!
Trip to Italy! (13th October, 2024)
On Sunday, 6th October, the students set off on a pilgrimage to Italy. This was a unique opportunity to visit the places of special religious and cultural significance. The students visited Bologna, Assisi, Rome, Florence and Siena. They also spent one evening on the Adriatic coast. The programme of the trip was varied and exciting. The students could see Bolonia University - the oldest university in Europe, learn about St Klara and St Francis, take part in the general audience at St Peter’s Square in Vatican City, where they listened to Pope Francis. In Siena they learnt the story of the Palio Di Siena, while in Florence they walked on Ponte Vecchio and walked around the beautiful historic quarter of the city where they could admire impressive buildings and squares: Palazzo Vecchio, Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral, Dogli Uffizi, Piazza della Signoria or Piazza di San Firenze. They also visited beautiful churches in Rome, including St Peter’s Basilica, Siena, Bolonia and Asisi. In Rome the students could learn more about ancient Rome and visit the most famous ancient monuments: the Colosseum, Forum Romanum, the statue of Constantine the Great, Capitol and Pantheon.
The trip was a wonderful experience!
Scholarships and prizes of the Head of Gryfice Poviat awarded! (9th October 2024)
On 9th October, students of our school received scholarships and awards for high academic performance and educational achievements from the Head of the Gryfice poviat . The award for the best student of the school was received by Jakub Łopianowski. Congratulations to all awarded students! Your scientific achievements, commitment and academic performance are a source of pride and inspiration for the whole school community. Thanks to your passion, determination and hard work, you have proved that it is worth setting ambitious goals and striving for their implementation. We wish you further success and courage in discovering the new paths of knowledge and development!
Good luck in future challenges!
Workshop in the hospital (8th October 2024)
The students from class IIa (psychological profile) took part in a workshop in the hospital in Gryfice in the Psychiatric and Rehabilitation Ward. Young people learned, among others, that the purpose of treatment in the ward is to improve the patient's psychosocial functioning through diagnostics, as well as through treatment, therapy and rehabilitation. The workshop was a valuable opportunity to deepen knowledge about the specifics of working with psychiatric patients, as well as to understand how important rehabilitation and therapy in the treatment process is. The students will certainly draw many practical conclusions from this experience, which can be helpful in their further education and future professional work.
What to do after graduating from high school? (24th September 2024, by Anna Piwoni, class III c)
On 24th September the fourth graders went to Szczecin to visit Salon Maturzystów at Szczecin University. The students learned a lot of useful information about their upcoming Matura exam. They got to know the educational offer of many scientific institutions, including the West Pomeranian University of Technology. They also took part in many workshops organized by the university students.
Integration Camp in Rogowo (27th September 2024, by Wiktoria Nowakowska, class III c)
September and autumn mean not only learning, but above all, good fun. Tradition must be fulfilled so class I a went to an integration camp in Rogowo. Students from class II B prepared a number of extremely difficult competitions, games and activities for the youngest members of our community.
Also, the first graders presented their dancing and singing talents. Then there was a show of artistic skills and drew beautiful portraits of the teacher, Mrs. Elżbieta Grzyb, as an outstanding scientist, queen, and even guardian angel. That was followed by a crime game Mafia, during which the students correctly selected the gangsters, a climatic bonfire and a disco! Such attractions are guaranteed only in our school.
The next day the students took advantage of the last moments of sunny weather by our beautiful sea. Although the waves were rough and there was a fair amount of wind, the fresh air combined with the attractions of Rogowo and Mrzeżyno allowed the students to sum up the integration camp with a lot of fun.
'Human rights seen through young eyes' - Polish and Slovak students meet again! (21st September, 2024)
Three months after the exchange in Gryfice, 13 students and 2 teachers of ‘Chrobry’ travelled to Trebišov, Slovakia to take part in the second mobility within the project supported by International Visegrad Fund. After a long journey, they were greeted by host families. During the following week they took will part in various activities whose aim was promoting human rights and expressing their thoughts and feelings about human rights.
The exchange officially started on Tuesday, 17th September, with an opening ceremony during which the aims of the project were presented.Also, the Slovak students performed folk dances, songs and music. Then the students visited the City Museum where they could learn about history and traditions of the region. The day ended with a workshop on human rights. The workshop, ran by the law students from Kosice University, graduates of the Slovak school, allowed students to understand different topic connected with human rights.
Wednesday, 18th September, started with the visit at the town hall. The Mayor of the town of Trebišov informed the students about the past and the present of the town and region, talked about traditions of the area and the plans for the future. The rest of the activities was carried out at school. The exchange participants used their knowledge, imagination and creativity to make videos, prepare online quizes and plan ideal and safe houses. They also discussed the problem of the right of housing.
On Thursday the participants of the exchange took part in the trip to Košice. They visited the Victims of Communism Museum where they learnt about the persecution of the people who were considered the enemies of the communist regime in Slovakia. They studied the interactive map of the victims of communism and learnt about different types of samizdats and the means of their distribution. The lecture was followed by practice - the students used typewriters to type some messages and feel like editors of samizdats. The workshop at the museum was followed by the tour around the city centre with the commentary on the main sights and the visit at the zoo.
Friday, 20th September, was the last day of the project activities. The students were very busy. In the morning they took part in the Spartan race which was organised according to the rules of fair play. The winners received a cup. Then the students danced the polonaise (they had learnt during the exchange in Gryfice) and the Slovak folk dance karička. The most important task of the day was creating a joint poster dedicated to human rights but its wasn't the end of the day. During the meeting in which also teachers and students from the Slovak group took part, the exchange participants presented the results of the workgroup - videos and quizzes on human rights. The students had a chance to do the quizzes and check how much they had learnt. The meeting finished with the evaluation of the project and final conclusions.
The project was very successful. The participants not only expanded their knowledge of human rights and improved their English but also learnt a lot about culture of Poland and Slovakia and formed friendships which will last long after the project finishes. The exchange is funded by the International Visegrad Fund.
We help the victims of the flood! (20th September, 2024, by Martyna Matecka, class IIIc)
In the face of tragic flood in the south of Poland, the ‘Chrobry’ community decided to help its victims, the people who lost their house and lifesavings, and urgently needed support. The students and teachers collected bottled water, canned food, animal food and hygiene products( cleaning products, toilet paper, dippers).
Thank you all for your help.
'Kordian' in the city park! (6th September, 2024, by Wiktoria Nowakowska, class IIIc)
On Friday, 6th September 2024 our school took part in the National Reading once again. This time we read some selected fragments of Juliusz Słowacki’s play – ‘Kordian’. Existential and ethical dilemmas, existential pessimism, the experience of unhappy love, rebellion or readiness for the ultimate sacrifice and more were presented to us today in the city park..Commitment of the students and presenatations full of emotions allowed us to get to know the main character of the drama written by Juliusz Słowacki better.
‘Human Rights Matter!’ - Polish and Slovak students about human rights! (21st June 2024)
From 16th to 21st June, 2024 our school hosted 13 students and 2 teachers from Gymnázium Komenského 32 from Trebišov, Slovakia. The exchange was possible thanks the funding from the International Visegrad Fund. The theme of the meeting were human rights. Participants from Poland and Slovakia worked together on projects, took part in workshops and debates that helped them better understand the importance of human rights in the modern world and visited interesting sights in our region.
The exchange students arrived on Sunday. The day was devoted to integration while on Monday the students took part in a CLIL lesson on human rights, recorded videos and interviews on the streets of Gryfice, learnt to dance Polish folk dances and had a good fun at an escape room.
The third day of the Polish – Slovak exchange was also very intense. The students prepared posters on human rights violations, and then discussed the reasons for violating these rights. During the round table debate, young people were looking for the answer to the question of how to protect human rights and then together with the whole "Chrobry" community and the local community took part in a happening in the city Centre and protested against abusing human rights around the world. During the happening, young people read an appeal to all international governments and organisations. Young people drew attention to the importance of freedom of speech and access to free education, they also emphasized the need for humanitarian actions and taking care of a clean environment. After the appeal, all participants highlighted the mood with a minute of silence. Then, in a symbolic gesture of unity and actions taken to protect human rights, the youth positioned themselves in the circle, grabbed their hands and stuck or covered their lips. A particularly memorable moment during the happening was the destruction of the so -called "Wall of Freedom", on which young people previously wrote examples of human rights violation. In addition, each participant could sign the appeal read by the youth. After the happening the youth went to Kołobrzeg, where they had a chance to relax, do some sports activities and get to know each other better. On Wednesday the exchange participants spent the day in Szczecin. The youth took part in a museum lesson at the Centrum Dialogu Przełomy, the smallest, the youngest and the most modern branch of the National Museum in Szczecin. They also listened to an interesting lecture on human rights at the University of Szczecin and visited the landmarks of Szczecin.
On the fifth day of the Polish - Slovak exchange the students took part in a seminar on human rights, during which they had a chance to express their opinions about the effectiveness of protecting human rights (Oxford debate), watched previously recorded videos, presented the plan of a social campaign and set up a photo and poster exhibition.
The exchange, which finished on Friday, 21st June, was a great opportunity to make new friendships, exchange experiences and deepen knowledge about human rights. It was not only an educational experience, but also an impulse for further activity whose aim will be the promotion of human rights in local communities.
School Patron’s Day (7 June 2024)
The day of the School Patron is a unique holiday that integrates the entire school community and reminds of the values that are the foundation of our school. Unfortunately, this year due to heavy rain most of the activities took place in the school building. Young people presented an aristic staging of the events from the life of Bolesław Chrobry, and prepared and performed choreographies to popular songs. Also, each class presented the procession of the king. The School Patron’s Day day was not only an opportunity to have fun together, but also a reminder of the values that our school patron gives us. Thanks to such events, the school community becomes stronger and more united, and students can develop their passions and talents.
‘Mamma Mia’ in Szczecin! (1st June 2024)
Just before the long weekend class IID and IIC students went to Teatr Letni (the Summer Theatre) in Szczecin to see the show ‘Mamma Mia’. The show told the story of the legendary Swedish band ABBA. The students had a chance to listen to the sounds of the well -known hits of ABBA as well as dance and sing along.
Everyone had a great fun!
Wrocław – the city of history, science and adventures! (31st May 2024)
While the students from grades 1 a and 1 c visited Poznań, the students from class 3 c decided to go to Wrocław. The decision to organize a trip to this place was a hit!
On the first day, students visited the Jewish cemetery, where they had the opportunity to learn about the history and culture of the Wrocław Jewish community. Then they went to the escape room, which was a great training of their skills of logical thinking and cooperation.
On the second day of the trip, the class visited Hydropolis, where they could explore the secrets of water. Later, the students went for a walk around the Wrocław market, visited the Pharmacy Museum, walked around Ostrów Tumski - the oldest part of Wrocław and admired the multimedia fountain.
On Wednesday, the students visited the Museum of Pan Tadeusz and the botanical garden, where they tudents had the opportunity to relax and admire the variety of vegetation of the whole world. A special attraction of the trip was visiting the Racławicka Panorama.
Wrocław turned out to be a city that fully satisfied curiosity and desire for adventures! Memories of this trip will remain in the hearts of class 3c students for a long time.
Classes 1 a and 1 c in Poznań! (29th May 2024)
On Monday, May 27, students from grades 1 A and 1 C set off on a long -awaited trip to Poznań. The first day of the trip was full of attractions. The students saw the place of the baptism of Poland and the burial site of the first rulers from the Piast dynasty. They also learned the fascinating history of medieval defensive walls of Poznań. The culmination of the day was an evening stroll around the Old Town. The second and third days of the trip were also very intense.
On Tuesday, young people learned how to prepare St Martin croissants (rogale świętomarcińskie), recognized exotic species of plants and fish in the Palmiarnia (a palm house), learned the history of the Old Town and its monuments. In the evening the most persistent students participated in the film screening.
Wednesday was marked by visiting palaces and castles. The students visited the palace in Rogalin and the castle in Kórnik. A special attraction of the trip was a visit at the Museum - the Literary Studio of Arkady Fiedler in Puszczykowo with a rich collection of exhibits showing the cultures of the whole world.
It was a really successful trip combining integration and rest with acquiring knowledge in an attractive way.
Can you run a successful business? (28th May 2024)
Today, students of bilingual classes – I D and III B - took part in interesting lectures and workshops at the Koszalin University of Technology. The topic of lectures was the history of trade while during the workshop students learnt how to run a successful business on the stock exchange, how to invest safely and save money wisely.
Time to Vote! (28th May 2024)
Every 5 years, EU citizens choose over 700 MEPs. This year we will choose MEPs on June 9. Our school takes part in the nationwide campaign ‘Młodzi Głosują’ and on Tuesday, 28th May, young people vote and cast votes for selected committees.
Soon we will know the voice of the young!
Debate Club successful again! (26th May)
On Friday, May 24, the representives of the Debate Club - Iga Janowska, Sara Gac, Gabriela Górska and Dominik Jędrzejewski took part in the 1st Tournament of Oxford Debates of the Youth Sejmik of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship organized by the Secretariat of Youth of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship. The leading topic of the tournament was culture.
After an exciting fight and winning two debates, the team took fourth place. Congratulations and we wish you further success!
Visit at the Court (24th May 2024)
On 24th May students from classes 1 a and 1 d took part in the Open Day in the District Court (Sąd Rejonowy) in Gryfice. The purpose of the meeting was to familiarize young people with the court’s work. work. Young people learned the history of the Court in Gryfice, its organizational structure and found out how to become a judge. They also learned what the judge's work involves, visited the court building and experienced the work of a judge in practice.
Open Day in ‘Chrobry’! (24th May 2024)
On 24th May ‘Chrobry’ had a pleasure to host primary school students. They got to know the details of the educational offer, the school’s wonderful, creative and passionate students, involved, kind and open teaching staff.
We are happy that numerous students accepted the invitation. It was a great honor for us. We hope that you had a great time! We hope that many of you will join our school community next school year.
We want to thank to all students and teachers who created such a wonderful and creative atmosphere for our today's guests.
How much do you know about the European Union? (20th May 2024)
To celebrate Europe Day the European School Club organized a competition. The first stage took place on 16th May. Three -person teams from each class had to write a a demanding test on the European Union, its history and institutions. The 5 best teams were advanced to the final, which took place on 20th May. We are pleased to announce that the Winner of the competition is the team from class 1 e. The teams from 2 c and 1 d took second and third places respectively.
Congratulations to all participants of the competition!
Success of our students in the Library Dictation! (9th May 2024)
We are pleased to announce that Viktoria Samulińska from class III a won the Library Dictation, organized by Zbigniew Załuski Municipal Public Library in Gryfice in the category of secondary schools and was awardes the title of the Spelling Bee Champion (Mistrza Ortografii). The title of the runner -up was awarded to Sara Gac from class I d. Congratulations!
We also thank other participants of the competition - Miłosz Major and Kacpr Perskiewicz from class I a, Julia Sieradzan from class II d, and Iga Janowska from class III b - for participating and effort put into preparing for this challenge. Your determination and passion for improving language skills are worth emulating.
Great applause for all participants of the competition!
Polish – Slovak cooperation! (8th May 2024)
We are pleased to announce that our school has established another international cooperation - this time with Slovakia. The exchange will be organized thanks to the support of the International Visegrad Fund.
The theme of the project ‘Human Rights Matter!’ are human rights. The project's goals focus on increasing students' civic competences, raising awareness of the importance of respecting human rights, developing students' linguistic and interpersonal skills and promoting intercultural interactions.
Two student exchanges are planned as part of the project. In June, the Gryfice high school will host thirteen students and two teachers from the Komenské Gymnázium in Trebišov. During the six-day exchange, students will take part in workshops, an Oxford debate and a round table on the violation and protection of human rights. Youth will prepare podcasts, posters and photos and organize a happening open for the local community. This programme of the exchange also does not includes sightseeing of Gryfice, a trip to the seaside and a visit to Szczecin.
Graduation ceremony at ‘Chrobry’! (26th April 2024)
To celebrate On 26th April the school celebrated the graduation of another year of high school graduates. The school is a beautiful garden where the most wonderful butterflies grow and fly away! This metaphor perfectly reflects the character and of our high school. In this place, under the care of the teaching staff and educators, our graduates transformed into beautiful butterflies ready to fly far into the world! School is not only a place of learning, but also a space where dreams are born, talents are developed and lifelong friendships are formed.
Dear graduates! Thank you for being part of this unique garden. Together we made sure that this place was always full of life, energy and inspiration.
Now it's time for you to fly up and start a new adventure. But remember that you are part of the "Chrobry" family and our doors will always be open to you.
Alcoholic beverage bottles on tree branches? Yes, this is, unfortunately, possible! (25th April 2024)
To celebrate Earth Day, students of our school reminded us how important pro-ecological attitudes and environmental protection are.
Earth Day is a good time to reflect on the topic of developing good habits that we should include in our everyday lives. The man is, after all, part of nature and is strictly dependent on it. This year's theme of the celebration of World Day is ‘Planet vs. Plastics’. This slogan illustrates the idea that plastic production should be ended for the benefit of the humanity and the planet. For the sake of the next generations, we should strive for a plastic-free future.
Big applause for the youth!
The final of the Polish language competition ‘Reading for the Matura exam’! (24th April 2024)
On April 24, three-person groups from classes IV a, IV b, IV c, III c and III b took part in a friendly competition in seven different categories. The form of the final, using elements of game and fun, released many emotions - both among the tournament participants and the audience. There was a lot of joy and satisfaction from correctly solved tasks. After a very close competition, the results of the final are as follows: 1st place went to class III b, 2nd place - III c, and class IV b won the round for 3rd place. Congratulations!
We would like to thank all teams for participating in the competition! Thanks to your commitment, the competition has become an unforgettable event that shows how powerful our minds and talents are. We really appreciate all the teams - you are an inspiration to others!
‘The Making of Pinocchio’ on stage in Szczecin (23rd April 2024)
On April 23, students of ‘Chrobry’ Secondary School had a unique opportunity to participate in the theatre celebration. They watched the play ‘The Making of Pinocchio,’ written and performed by Rosana Cade and Ivor MacAskill. The play, performed on the Italian Stage of the Polish Theater as part of the International Kontrapunkt Form Competition, is a story about love and transition told through the story of Pinocchio.
The moving spectacle, performed in English, was also an opportunity to practise language skills.
Success at the School Shooting League (23rd April 2024)
We are pleased to announce that the ‘Chrobry’ team, represented by Julia Sztuba, Janek Zając and Miłosz Witaszek, are runners-up at the School Shooting League (Szkolna Liga Strzelecka) 2023-2024. The team of debutants – Bartek Nadarzyński, Hubert Rydzyński and Szymon Sokalski – took 12th place (out of 24 teams). In the individual competition, Julia Sztubais the winner, defending her title from last year.
Congratulations to everyone and we wish you further success!
Social media – to be or not to be? (22nd April 2024)
Today (April 22, 2024), psychological classes 1b and 2a went to Szczecin where they took part in a lesson in the cinema. The topic of the lesson was: Social media – to be or not to be? The complicated subject of the influence of the virtual world on mental health was presented in an accessible way by an actor, materials obtained from professionals, and even a presentation co -created by artificial intelligence. The final of this unusual lesson was the screening of the Italian film 'Master' (original title: Il Campione), which touched on a difficult issue of values in human life.
What is more important: to have or to be?
Glory to the Heroes! (19th April 2024)
April 19, 2024 is the 81st anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. In 1943, Polish Jews crowded in a patch of our capital surrounded by the walls, in the face of extermination threatening them, undertook a convicted fight against the Nazi occupier, and for almost a month faced trained German soldiers. This heroic resistance has gone down in the history of Poland and the whole world.
The students of our school commemorated the tragic events from the Warsaw Ghetto, the symbol of which are daffodils. First grade students with posters, as well as baskets full of hand -made daffodils promoted all the noble ideas of the holiday.
Successful debut of the LO Chrobry team in the Oxford Debate tournament! (18th April 2024)
On 18th April, the representatives of the Debate Club – Iga Janowska, Hanna Kościelna, Sara Gac, Gabriela Górska and Dominik Jędrzejewski - took part in the Oxford Debate Tournament for the the University of Szczecin Rector's Cup (Turnieju Debat Oksfordzkich o Puchar Rektora Uniwersytetu Szczecińskiego).
After an exciting fight and promotion to the semi – finals, the team finally took fourth place. The tournament was an opportunity to improve skills, gain valuable experience and check oneself.
Congratulations and we wish you success in the next tournaments!
Spanish at university! (10th April 2024)
Today, students of our school spent a day at the Faculty of Humanities of the University of Szczecin. Young people took part in interesting Spanish workshops. After intensive exercises, it was time to enjoy Spanish delicacies. For students attending Spanish classes at our school, it was a very creative day, full of learning and new experiences.
Sports emotions and tears. ‘Chrobry’, Sparta Gryfice and Gryf Kamień Pomorski together for Dima! (6th April 2024)
On April 6, a unique match of Sparta Gryfice vs Gryf Kamień Pomorski took place at the Municipal Stadium in Gryfice. During the match there was a fundraising for our wonderful student and a member of Sparta junior team - Dima. Dima suffers from a multicellular lymphoma and undergoes intensive treatment at the Pediatric, Hematy-Oncology and Pedium Gastroenterology Clinic of PUM in Szczecin.
Thanks to the involvement of the school, both sports clubs and all participants, we managed to collect funds which will be used for treatment and rehabilitation of Dima. The impressive attendance of the audience shows that our local community has a big heart and is ready to help everyone in need.
Thank you!
‘Chrobry won the national competition for the second time in a row! (29th March 2024)
We are proud to inform that Hanna Kościelna, Maja Perkowska, Jakub Łopianowski, Łukasz Siemaszko and Olaf Witaszek perfectly solved the last task of the competiotion, obtaining the maximum number of points in the final round of the League of Justice (Liga Sprawiedliwości). Thus, the students of ‘Chrobry’ reached for the highest trophy in this nationwide competition, organized by the Minister of Justice, for the second time in a row. The students will receive a financial prize – PLN 2,000.
The aim of the competition is, as we read on the organizer's website, increasing the awareness of young people of legal education, shaping their civic attitudes and commitment to social life, as well as activating young people in legal education at local level.
Congratulation! Well done!
Charity Easter fair (22nd March 2024)
The school community once again showed a graet heart. The Parents' Council, in cooperation with students and teachers, organized a fundraising - Easter fair. The income from the fair will be donated to the treatment of our student, colleague and friend - Dima.
‘Chrobry’ - more than just school! Educational Fair full of impressions and useful information (20th March 2024)
On 20th March ‘Chrobry’ took part in the Educational Fair organised by Gryfice County. The ‘Chrobry’ stand was very popular. The eighth graders willingly took part in prepared quizzes, participated in interesting and helpful therapeutic workshops.
Dear eighth graders, we encourage you to join our school! We are proud of our open and innovative community that constantly strives to improve and explore new opportunities. We promote openness, tolerance and friendly atmosphere.
We are very proud of our youth, who stood up to the challenge, proudly represented the school and with great passion shared information and own experiences with younger friends from primary schools.
European Union in 2050 (19th March 2024)
On 19th March the students discussed the benefits and future of the European Union. What conclusions did they come to? Benefits: duty-free zone, Schengen zone, citizens of EU Member States may work in another Member State, free capital flow, sense of security. Young people also faced the question whether EU institutions should have more authority. There were also questions from the audience. They concerned the dilemma whether the European Union should remain only an economic alliance.
The debate allowed all participants not only to better understand different points of view, but also practice the ability to speak in public and make material arguments. Well done!
Triumph of art and charity. ‘Solidarity with Dima’ concert! (15 th March 2024)
On March 15, 2024, ‘Chrobry’ students gave a unique concert at the Gryfice House of Culture. The goal of the concert was to show solidarity with one of the students –Dima, who at the beginning of March was diagnosed with multicellular lymphoma.
During the concert the youth presented a rich artistic program. Eugeniusz Skiciński, a student of class IVa, performed the song ‘Supermoce’. The charisma of the singer and the energizing performance made the whole audience sing the song. ‘I chose ‘Supermoce’ not by accident. It is an inspiring song with a positive message, a song that talks about the extraordinary strength of every person. We want to share our superpowers with Dima today. We keep our fingers crossed for him. I hope that he felt the power of positive energy from us’, Eugeniusz told us.
The audiemce could also listen to touching and reflective songs, e.g. ‘Imagine’ from the repertoire of John Lennon, performed by Kaja Kwiatkowska from class III c. The song performed by the student launched flashlights on the telephones of the audience, thus giving the event an extremely sublime character. Mateusz Perużyński from class II c, who hypnotized all participants of the event by playing the accordion, also introduced the mood of reflection. First graders presented sketches about the perception and definition of love in various eras. The concert was ended with the performance of the Folk Dance Group.
‘ Solidarity with Dima’concert was an unforgettable artistic event. ‘We believe that Dima has heard our concert today, that he felt our support, strength and faith. We will help and we support our friend till he recovers’, said the concert organizers.
20th anniversary of Poland in the EU (15th March 2024)
Poland has been a member of the European Union since May 1, 2004. To commemorate the 20th anniversary of Poland in the EU, the European Club organised a seminar for the students from the first and second classes. Iga Janowska, a member of the club, prepared a lecture on the EU structure, its history, EU institutions and Poland's path to the EU. Participants of the meeting learned about the definition of the Union as an economic and political community, the most important structures of the Union, EU purposes and Schengen zone.
The lesson prepared by the European Club was successful. Students have increased their knowledge of the European Union and the Schengen area.
Together we are stronger. 25 years of Poland in NATO (14th March 2024)
On March 2, 1999, Poland became a member of the North Atlantic Traty Organisation. To celebrate this historic event, young people took part in a seminar. The representatives of the army from the 36th Air Defense Squadron in Mrzeżyno were special guests at the seminar.
During the seminar students got acquainted with the history of the creation of NATO, as well as the structure and contemporary tasks of this organization. Also, the young people listened to a lecture given by invited guests on a long Polish road to the membership in NATO structures and on the participation of Polish troops in joint exercises at training grounds.
World Autism Awareness Day (15th March 2024)
World Autism Awareness Dayis an internationally recognized day annually on 2 April, encouraging Member States of the United Nations to take measures to raise awareness about autistic individuals throughout the World. To celebrate this holiday, students from classes I C, I E, III B and II A visited the Gryfice branch of PSONI (Polskie Stowarzyszenie na rzecz Osób z Niepełnosprawnością Intelektualną – the Polish Association for People with Intellectual Disability). Young people learned various methods of working woth autostoc people. They also used equipment that helps people with intellectual disabilities on a daily basis.
We thank the employees and charges of the centre for a warm welcome. We wishes the employees a lot of patience, perseverance and undying faith in the rightness of their work. We wish all autistic people acceptance and appreciation of their contributions to society.
Lex Chrobry fourth in Poland! (12th March 2024)
On March 12, the final round of the National European League of Justice (Europejska Liga Sprawiedliwości) took place at the European Solidarity Centre in Gdańsk. Lex Chrobry team (Iga Janowska, Maja Kaczorowska and Oliwia Górecka) after an exciting fight finally took 4th place in Poland.
The European Court League is an educational project for secondary school students. The competition involveed simulations of a court dispute (the so - called ‘moot court’) before the the European Human Rights Court. The judge's panel included recognized judges and lawyers.
Congratulations to Iga, Oliwia and Maja! We wish you further success!
Educational trip to the West Pomeranian University of Technology (6th March 2024)
On March 6, students of classes III A and IV visited the West Pomeranian University of Technology in Szczecin. In the Department of Environmental and Agriculture Shaping and the Faculty of Biotechnology and Animal Breeding, young people learnt about the work of scientists and got acquainted with the educational offer of the university. The students took part in an interesting lecture on algae and their use in biotechnology as a fuel of the future, visited an exhibition of minerals and insects and participated in a laboratory workshop.
The young people admitted that the trip to the West Pomeranian University of Technology was inspiring and developing.
Fourth – graders in Gdańsk! (1st March 2024)
A quick trip to a large city two months before the final exams? Why not! Curiosity of the world and the hunger for new impressions took class 4 d to Gdańsk and Sopot. During the trip the students admired the biggest attractions of Gdańsk: the Museum of the Second World War, the European Solidarity Centre, a town hall of the Old Town, Długi Targ street, St Mary’s Church, Mariacka Street, the Neptune Fountain, the Artus Court, Golden Gate and the Gdańsk Crane (Żuraw). Also, the trip involved a walk in Sopot, a lecture on astrobiology at the University of Gdańsk, a visit at Westerplatte – the place of the first bat tle of the ww2, the Battle of Westerplatte, and screening of ‘Dune: Part two’.
They shed their blood for their country. Cursed Soldiers National Remembrence Day (1st March 2024)
On March 1 we celebrate the Cursed Soldiers National Remembrence. To celebrate this holiday students prepared an academy commemorating the Cursed Soldiers - members of the armed pro-independence underground who, begining with 1944, fought against Soviet occupation and the communist regime imposed by Moscow. The youth paid tribute to who those who paid a high – and sometimes ultimate – price for their stance.
The Cursed Soldiers National Remembrance Day was established in 2011 by President of Poland Bronisław Komorowski. The date proposed by the late Janusz Kurtyka, President of the Institute of National Remembrance, was not accidental. It is an anniversary of the execution of seven members of the 4th General Board of Freedom and Independence: Łukasz Ciepliński, Mieczysław Kawalec, Józef Batory, Adam Lazarowicz, Franciszek Błażej, Karol Chmiel and Józef Rzepka. They were the leaders of the last nationwide conspiracy continuing the work of the Home Army.
Democracy in practice! (29th February 2024)
Today, students of classes II C and III B visited the seat of Sejmik Województwa Zachodniopomorskiego (the Provincial Assembly) in Szczecin to see and experience how democracy works in practice. During the visit the youth learnt about the activities of the Sejmik and its subordinate institutions (from the lecture given by Mrs. Sandra Jędras) and took part in the simulation of the meeting of councilors during which they had to decide how to spend PLN 1 million. The students, divided into three groups, discussed whether the money should finance eduacation, health or infrastructure in the region.
The visit not only deepened the students' knowledge of the structure and competences of the local government but also showed that civic participation of young people is very important for the development of local communities. It was a really valuable lesson!
They will go to the European Parliament. We learned the results of ‘Kierunek Bruksela’ ( ‘Direction Brussels’) competition! (26th February 2024)
On February 26, students of classes III and IV took part in ‘Kierunek Bruksela’ ( ‘Direction Brussels’) competition, which is a part of the project ‘Democracy in practice’. The competition is organized by the West Pomeranian Voivodeship represented by the Secretariat for Youth. Over 40 students competed for the prize of the Marshal of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship – Olgierd Geblewicz – which is the ticket for a study trip to Brussels in September this year. The winners were the students, who managed to complete the knowledge test about the European Union the best.
We are happy to inform that the tickets were on by Zofia Zelwak (class 3 c), Przemysław Pudo (class 4 c) and Marcel Hagaj (class 4 c). The competition committee emphasized that the best result was obtained by Iga Janowska from class 3 b but due to the competition regulations she could not receive the ticket to Brussels.
Congratulations to the winners and have a wonderful study trip!
We inspire and set an example of good practice - says the Erasmus + National Agency (February 2024)
We are pleased to inform you that the Erasmus+ National Agency has completed the evaluation of the implementation of the project "Wake Up Your School - Become An Active Citizen!" carried out in the school in the years 2020-2023.
The project, its activities and final products were rated highly. The National Agency pointed out that despite the difficulties (Covid-19, the outbreak of the war in Ukraine), all the goals of the project were achieved, and the well designed activities allowed students to develop civic and social competences. Effective cooperation with partners, use of time and promotion at school and local community, as well as good project management between schools from North Macedonia, Bulgaria and Italy were emphasized.
In the summary, experts of the National Agency stated that the project is an example of good practice and can serve other organizations as a source of inspiration.
Day full of artistic impressions! (23rd February 2024)
On 23rd February ‘Chrobry” students had an opportunity to take part in two unique theatre events. On the stage of the Gryfice House of Culture, students of grades III-IV watched the grotesque, absurd play by Sławomir Mrożek – ‘Tango’. The students of younger classes watched the equally interesting spectacle ‘Theatre skirmishes’. Both plays were performed by the actors of Adam Mickiewicz National Education Theatre in Wrocław.
Different but Equal! (16th February 2024)
On 16th February students from classes grades 1 C, 1 E and 3 B took part in a unique theatre performance. The school was visited by the wards of the Polish Association for the Disabled, the Circle in Trzebiatów, who staged - in the form of a shadow theatre – a play ‘Let's be equal.’ The topic of the performance was autism among young people and the way those people function in the school environment.
We would like to thank the participants of the Occupational Therapy Workshops from Trzebiatów for this wise lesson of tolerance and sensitivity to the situation of people who, their disability, are often seen by the society as ‘others’.
Should we celebrate Valentine's Day? (14th February 2024)
It was the topic of the Oxford debate which summarised the school celebration of Valentine's Day. After listening to the arguments of the debating parties, the audience decided that the winner of the debate was the team that provided arguments agains abolishing the holiday. Also, Hanna Kościelna from class 2 c was chosen the best speaker of the debate. Congratulations!
About love - from prehistory to the present day (13th February 2024)
Just before Valentine’s Day class I B students visited the social welfare home (DPS - dom pomocy społecznej) in Gryfice. To celebrate the holiday of lovers, the young people presented popular songs and poems about love. They took the residents of the social welfare home on an unusual journey to the past and present showing different faces and images of love: men fighting for a woman in prehistoric times, the knight's return to the beloved lady of the court, the famous balcony scene of Romeo and Juliet, and even contemporary dating through Internet communicators.
The cooperation of ‘Chrobry’ students with Gryfice DPS is a project whose goal is to activate both young people and the local community. Not only does it bring joy to students and seniors, but also reduces social distance, enables exchange of experiences and supports the creation of valuable relationships. We would like to thank all those involved in this undertaking!
Mr. Janusz Przybysz retires (29th January 2024)
Mr. Janusz Przybysz, the headmaster of "Chrobry" in the years 1991-1997, educator of many wonderful graduates of our school and a physical education teacher retired after 40 years of work. Mrs. Jolanta Folwarska, the headteacher of the school, the teaching staff and the students thanked Mr. Przybysz for his hard work. For everyone, it was a tremendous moment, full of emotions and deep reflection on the importance of the teacher's work and, unfortunately, an inexorable passing of time. Mr. Przybysz, once again we thank you for the years of hard work, for the effort you put both as the headmaster, but also the educator and physical education teacher. Your commitment, passion, professionalism and loyalty strengthened and enriched our school community. Enjoy your retirement!
Graduate of "Chrobry" appointed the first Vice-Voivode of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship (17th January 2024)
We were happy to announce that Mr. Bartosz Brożyński, a graduate of "Chrobry" in 2012, was appointed the deputy voivode of West Pomeranian Voivodeship. We are very happy that the activities of Mr. Bartosz Brożyński has been appreciated. Mr. Bartosz Brożyński, accept our warm congratulations and best wishes for your success as you prepare to take up the responsibilities and challenges of your office.
Trip to the District Court (by Sara Gac, class 1d)
On 13th November 2023 the students of classes 1 and 4 took part at the trip to the District Court in Gryfice. During the visit we were acquainted with the institution. We learnt about the department operating there, the staff of the court and their role. We also learnt what electronic surveillance is and how it works, how to become a judge, how a court worker is dressed. We learnt about the punishments and consequences of certain acts and the story of Ewa – a girl who committed suicide because of online hate. We had the opportunity to see Gordon Allport’s pyramid of hatred, which is a scheme consisting of 5 stages that are characterized by increasing harm towards a discriminated person. The trip ended with a visit to the detention centre and other rooms located in the court. The students were eager to ask questions and listen with interest to the tour leader (the judge). In my opinion, the trip was interesting and successful, because it inspired me to link my future with the law and I could learn interesting new information.
'Chrobry' for the fifth time among the best secondary schools in Poland! (12th January 2024)
Liceum Ogólnokształcące z Oddziałami Dwujęzycznymi im. Bolesława Chrobrego in Gryfice for the fifth time received the title of 'The Bronze School' in the Secondary Schools Ranking 2023 created by 'Perspektywy' monthly. 'Chrobry' was ranked 30th in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship and 977th in Poland!
Lex Chrobry in the final! (8th January 2024)
We are proud to inform that after two exhausting semi - final rounds Lex Chrobry team was promoted to the final of the national competition of the European Court League! Maja Kaczorowska, Oliwia Górecka (4 C) and Iga Janowska (3 b) will fight for the victory in March. The European Solidarity Center in Gdańsk will become an arena of legal skirmishes for the arguments of the four best teams in Poland. The European Court League is an educational project whose aim is to popularize knowledge about human rights guaranteed by the European Convention on Human Rights and to show their practical significance, as well as to disseminate knowledge about the European Human Rights Court as a Cort guarding fundamental rights. As part of the competition, the teams participated in the simulation of a court dispute (the so - called ‘moot court’). The Vice President of the City present at the Łódź Science and Technology Center emphasized that similar competitions reveal the actual application of law. Łódź conquered. Time for Gdańsk!
Christmas market in Potsdam (22nd December 2023)
Beautiful illuminations, delicious dishes, a magical atmosphere of the upcoming holidays... These are the arguments that convinced the students to go to Germany - one of the countries where the tradition of Christmas market was born - once again. This year, the youth of our school chose Potsdam, where they visited, among others: Sanssouci Park, Cecilienhof Palace, Alexandrowka, the Dutch district and, of course, Christmas market.
Nativity Play 2023 – Commentary on the present day (20th December 2023)
On Wednesday, 20th December, the students and teachers of ‘Chrobry’ staged Jasełka (nativity play) for the entire school community and the invited guests from the Youth Sociotherapy Centre in Waniorowo. The traditional part of the nativity play was preceded by a prologue, which served as a commentary on the contemporary world. Exaggerated, slightly grotesque characters of Celebrity, Hatred and Egoist served as the opportunity to reflect on the place of values in human life. A special moment of this year's nativity play was giving presents to the pupils of the Youth Sociotherapy Centre in Waniorowo. Generous gifts were prepared by the students of our school. There is also a special joy in gift-giving. Thank you very much for your great heart!
Lesson with German philology students (20th December 2023)
The youth of our school once again had the pleasure to participate in German classes. The classes were prepared by the students of German philology department at the University of Szczecin. This topic of the lesson concerned environmental protection.
Lex Chrobry promoted to semi-final of the national competition!
(19th December 2023)
We are proud to inform that Lex Chrobry team, whose members are Maja Kaczorowska, Iga Janowska and Oliwia Górecka, was promoted to the semi-final of the European Court League (Europejska Liga Sądowa). The European Court League is an educational program whose goal is to popularize knowledge about human rights guaranteed by the European Convention on Human Rights and to show their practical significance, as well as to disseminate knowledge about the European Human Rights Court in guarding fundamental rights. The above goal is implemented by organizing a competition involving the preparation of a film and participation in the simulation of a court dispute (the so -called "moot court"). The teams prepared a short film. The film "Stolen Dreams" prepared by the Lex Chrobry team was very highly rated by the jury. Thus, the girls are among the sixteen semi - finalists who will meet in Łódź to take part in the simulations of a court dispute before the European Court of Human Rights. Congratulations! Good luck in Łódź.
Write for Rights – the final happening (18th December 2023)
On Monday, 18th December 2023, Today, at Zwycięstwa Square in Gryfice, the ‘Chrobry’ community organized a happening, summarizing the "Amnesty International Write for Rights" campaign, to manifest solidarity with the victims of regime governments around the world. The youth presented the heroes of this year's action, but also took care of the appropriate artistic setting. The recitation of poems and musical works corresponded thematically with the goals of the action and emphasized the objectives of the initiative. This year, the ‘Chrobry’ community wrote almost 300 letters. We believe that the action will achieve its intended goal.
‘Write for Rights’ in Chrobry! (15th December 2023)
We are fast approaching the final of the international event organised by Amnesty International. This week the students and teachers of ‘Chrobry’ have written nearly three hundred letters(!) in defense of people whose rights are broken. Today, young activists from our school have started arduous - but satisfying! - work of putting letters in envelopes and addressing them. Thanks to everyone who took the time to write and send the letters.
Is homeschooling the future of education? (15th December 2023)
Today, the youth took part in the next Oxford debate. This time the teams faced the thesis: ‘Homeschooling is the future of education’. The speakers showed the skills of expressing opinions and their arguments were substantive and balanced. The debate was won by the Opposition team, which means that they convinced the audience with their arguments, that home teaching is not the future of education. Congratulations!
Adam Bodnar appointed the Minister of Justice! (13th December 2023)
We are happy to learn that Prof. Adam Bodnar, the graduate of our school, became the Minister of Justice in the government of Donald Tusk. Today, during the swearing-in ceremony, the new minister has spoken the words that are to become a signpost in managing the Ministry of Justice: observing the constitution, care for human rights and freedoms, the rule of law, the return of Poland to the group of loyal Member States of the European Union, the common good. The fact that Prof. Adam Bodnar was appointed the Minister of Justice makes the entire school community proud. This is a great distinction and promotion of our entire local community, as well as the best example that thanks to diligence and passion nothing is impossible. Congratulations!
Photo: Adam Bodnar, then the Commissioner for Human Rights, at the meeting with the students of ‘Chrobry’, in September 2017.
Conversation ... with a living book! (7th December 2023)
Today, classes II D and III B took part in a very interesting in Zbigniew Załuski Municipal Public Library in Gryfice. The lesson was part of the ‘Living Library’ campaign. Students could choose the topic of the book. After a while, it turned out that behind the titles ‘Jew’, ‘Person with ADHD’, ‘A person with hidden disability’ or ‘A person with an autism spectrum’ were real people who talked about their, sometimes difficult and painful , lives. A sincere conversation helped students get acquainted with issues related to exclusion, stereotypes and equal treatment. The organizers from Lambda Szczecin organisation managed to create a comfortable and free mood. The meeting was also a great opportunity to visit our city library, get acquainted with its book collection and feel the magic of Christmas.
'Mikołajki na sportowo’ (6 th December 2023)
Today, artistic and sports competitions in the festive mood took place in the "Gryf Arena" sports and entertainment hall. The youth competed in sports events, such as an obstacle course, throwing a sack of gifts or a reindeer race. Also, they took part in a music quiz, the winner of which were the representatives of class I d. We thank the Parents' Council for funding sweets and prizes for the winners.
From Gamer to Engineer (4th December 2023)
Today an amazing guest visited our school - Dr Dorota Dzięga-Pietruszkiewicz, professor of the West Pomeranian Business School. She led a workshop ‘From Gamer to Engineer’. Students of classes IC, IIB, IIIB and IVA had the opportunity to learn about the work of contemporary computer game designers, and then play the role of a beginner graphic artist and a project team manager. It was a great promotion of technical faculties! Thank you and Welcome again!
Scholarship holder of the Prime Minister 2023-2024 (4th December 2023)
We are happy to announce that the scholarship holder of the Prime Minister in the 2023-2024 school year is Tomasz Skrylonek from class III b. Today in the presence of Mrs. Jolanta Folwarska - the headmaster of the school, parents and colleagues from the class, Tomasz hang a golden plaque commemorating his success. The scholarship of the Prime Minister is received by a student who received promotion with distinction (while obtaining the highest average grade in the school) or shows special talents in at least one field of knowledge. Congratulations! Tomasz, we wish you more success!
Handing over the school banner (1st December 2023)
Today in our school a solemn ceremony took place. The school banner went into the hands of younger students. The new members of the colour party are: Jakub Łopianowski, Oliwia Dyjak, Antonina Aleksandrowicz and Klaudia Bułhak. The school headmaster, Mrs. Jolanta Folwarska, thanked the outgoing colour party (Maciej Szczęsny, Monika Polniak, Viktoria Samulińska, Marcelina Stefańska and Nastazja Mroczkowska) for their service.
Watch out for a selfie!
On 29th November, students of classes II C, II D and III C watched the instructive spectacle #Selfie in Uckermärkische Bühnen Schwedt. The spectacle, directed by Ch. Quintan, tells the story of three friends: Lily, Emma and Chris. However, one evening - one selfie and a crazy party - will put a strong bond of the heroes to the test. ‘Selfie’ faithfully shows the world of young people - a world full of energy in which young people live in the moment. However, the boundaries set once and for all cannot be crossed, and at any age you should behave reasonably. After the performance, the students met with the actors and took part in a discussion about contemporary problems of young people and threats lurking in cyberspace.
Welcome to Berlin! (24th November 2023)
The students of ‘Chrobry’ spent the Friday afternoon and evening in Berlin. They visited the Museum of Technology, where they admired very interesting exhibits illustrating the development of aviation, sailing, computer science and other fields of science. Then they went to the Friedriechstadt - Palast Theater to watch an amazing show "Falling/ in Love". The performance, inspired by the poem by William Blake’s "The Garden of Love", is an affirmation of life and diversity. The performance was breathtaking. Great music, wonderful performances of songs, amazing choreography, acrobatic shows, lights, and above all wonderful costumes and an awesome stage, to build which one hundred million Swarovski crystals were used, will remain in the memory of the participants, It was a really unforgettable evening!
"In the service of the law" (23rd November 2023)
This is the name of the National Prison Service project related to the prevention of crimes among young people. As part of thisproject, students of classes IA and IIIB took part in workshops that took place at the Penitentiary Institution in Nowogard. During the visit to the prison, the school students increased their knowledge, among others about criminal liability. They also confronted their ideas about prison life with reality and learned the structure of the prison in Nowogard.
"Ignorantia Iuris Nocet" (22nd November 2023)
"Ignorance of the law is harmful" – the students of classes 3 A and 3 B learnt how to understand this Latin phrase while taking part in a lecture on human rights. The lecture, held at Szczecin University, was part of the trip to Szczecin.
Speed debating in Chrobry!
On 16th November the school Debate Club invited students to take part in fast discussions 1 to 1 and to learn about the work of the club. During four fast "1 on 1" debates with 4 different people on 4 different topics the students were giving arguments for and against. They were talking about important matters, practised discussion skills and had a lot of fun. They also learnt about the Debate Club.
Students celebrate Independence Day
On 10th November students and teachers took part in the next edition of the nationwide event ‘School to the anthem’. At 11:11 sharp the whole school community sang ‘Mazurek Dąbrowskiego’. On 13th November the students presented a verbal – music spectacle to celebrate the 105th anniversary of of the restoration of Independence of Poland. During the performance the youth sang ‘Mazurek Dąbrowski’, the fragments of "Rota" and other patriotic songs. They also recited poems.
Spanish students in Poland! (29 października 2023)
After the exchange in Spain, there was time for the mobility in Poland. On 19th October 15 Spanish students and 2 teachers arrived in Gryfice, where they spent eleven days. The young people were hosted by the Polish students. The first offical meeting was held on Friday, 20th October. Mrs. Jolanta Folwarska, Principal of the school welcomed the guests from Spain and wished them an interesting stay not only at the school, but also in the region. After the official meeting, the exchange participants took part in a crash course in Polish, prepared by the students of ‘Chrobry’. The weekend was devoted to exploring different parts of the Zachodniopomorskie Province. The host families took their guests to numerous places: Szczecin Kołobrzeg, Międzyzdroje, Świnoujście, Wolin, Koszalin and Resko. The next part of the mobility programme was a visit in Gdański - one of the European capitals of culture. There the students visited the Main Town Hall and the Royal Road, the longest urban axis of the European Middle Ages, which made a great impression on our guests. The Gothic-Renaissance style of the town hall and the so-called Gdańsk houses (characteristic tenement houses with narrow facades with gables, additionally decorated with coats of arms or allegorical figures) bathed in the autumn sunshine contributed to the unique atmosphere and mood of the moment. Moreover, the young people visited the Artus Court located opposite the famous Neptune Fountain and the Uphagen House on Długa Street - the only reconstructed tenement house, which today reminds us of the former glory of Gdańsk. A unique point of the program was the Gdańsk Shakespeare Theatre. The building is considered one of the greatest works of architecture in recent years - it is the only theatre in the world with an opening roof! The theatre was built in the place where the first public theatre of the Republic of Poland was located in the 17th century. The Elizabethan stage and the opening roof, which allows viewers to fully travel to Shakespeare's era, are particularly impressive. The next day of the Polish-Spanish exchange started with a morning walk, after which the students reached the Museum of the Second World War. On Tuesday afternoon, they went to Sopot, where they were walking along one of the most famous streets in Poland, Bohaterów Monte Cassino Street, and along the famous pier. Thursday and Friday were the days which the Spanish students spent in our school. They, together with the Polish students, took part in lessons, for example geography, physics, social studies, maths, German and English as well as a sports competition, art workshop and round table debate on the differences and similarities between Polish and Spanish schools. They also took over the role of Indiana Jones and found a treasure by answering questions about Poland. The exchange ended with the ceremony, which took place in the Józef Pańkowski Hall. Mrs. Jolanta Folwarska, Principal of the school, thanked all the exchange participants, expressing special words of gratitude to the parents for fruitful cooperation and creating an open, warm home for the Spanish guests. The Principal also handed out certificates of participation in the exchange. The solemn mood of the moment was emphasized by entries in the school's commemorative book. It was a very touching moment, there were endless tears … . This is how history is made. This is how the future is created.
‘Chrobry’ in Spain! (19th October 2023)
The students of ‘Chrobry’ had a chance to develop their language, educational and cultural competences while taking part in a cooperation with a Spanish school - I.E.S Carlos Casares in Viana do Bolo. The most important part of the cooperation was the exchange, which started on 9th October. On that day 15 students and 2 teachers of ‘Chrobry’ set off to Spain where they spent the next ten days. The programme of the exchange was very attractive. During the mobility the participants took part in lessons in the Spanish school, played games, tried regional delicacies such as androlla or chorizo and browsed the stalls at the street market in Viana do Bolo. They also took part in traditional celebrations: Fiesta Nacional de España and Grape Harvest Festival in in Punxeiro. One of the most important goals of the exchange was visiting the most interesting places in the neighborhood. The students visited places in Portugal and Spain: the 17th century cathedral in Ermitas, a charming Portuguese town of Chaves with the medieval castle of Castelo de Chaves and the ruins of Roman thermal baths, the city of Ourense. They also visited Santiago de Compostela, the capital of Galicia, where they saw many monuments, including the cathedral, the historic city government building and the monastery. Other interesting places were A Coruña and Lugo. The participants had the opportunity to climb to the top of the oldest working lighthouse, which was probably built during the reign of Emperor Trajan. In Lugo they walked along the defensive walls butli in the 4th century and saw the Casa dos Mosaicos (the mosaic museum). The students also had a chance to experience the nature: Lake Sanabria, Peña El Concejo Vigo de Sanabria or the highest peak of Galicia - Cabeza de Manzaneda. The exchange lasted 11 days and was an unforgettable experience for all participants. International student exchanges are an interesting form of learning that brings many tangible benefits. Thanks to them, young people break stereotypes, learn tolerance, open up to the world, learn foreign languages, and, above all, make friends.
Students made their choice! (17th October 2023)
After a one-week election campaign during which the candiadates for the position of the President of the Student Council could present their manifestos and discuss their programmes during a debate, the students of ‘Chrobry’ made their choice. They elected Łukasz Siemaszko – a student from class III C – to the position of the new Presinent. In his manifesto Łukasz wrote: ‘My name is Łukasz Siemaszko, I am in class 3c. I really enjoy getting to know other people and I'm always ready to help. If I become the President of the Student Council, my main goal will be to strengthen cooperation between students and teachers and continue current programs in our school. I would also like to organize interesting events. I believe that together we will show what the Student Council is and work together for our common good!’. Congratulations to Łukasz and good luck
Fourth-grade students on a pilgrimage (15th October 2023)
On 9th October fourth-grade students set off on a six-day pilgrimage. The first part of the pilgrimage program was a difficult lesson of the apocalypse carried out in the German Nazi concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz-Birkenau, where the Germans murdered over a million human beings (mostly Jews) on an industrial scale. The students spent the next two days in Zakopane. They visited places related to John Paul II, i.e. the National Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fatima and the Church of Our Lady of Częstochowa. After a moment of reflection, there was time to explore the attractions near Krupówki Street and enjoy beautiful mountain landscapes on Gubałówka and on the route to the famous lake Morskie Oko. The moment that a lot of students were waiting for was a visit at the biggest amusement park in Poland – Energylandia. They had a chance to overcame their barriers of uncertainty and fear, getting on the highest rollercoasters not only in Poland, but also in Europe. The last two places the participants of the trip visited were Cracow and Częstochowa, where the students could attend a mass at Jasna Góra and get some time to visit the shrine.
Time to debate: Is homework necessary? (5th October 2023)
On 5th October the students of ‘Chrobry’ took part in a round table debate on homework. The starting point for the debate were the following questions: Do students do homework? How much time do they spend doing them? Do they do them on their own? What do they use? Should homework be graded and mandatory? The debate was very lively. The participants willingly shared their opinions and thoughts, which will certainly be taken into account when making decisions about homework at school.
‘Totalitarianisms of the 20th century - the curse of Europe’ at the Przełomy Dialogue Centre in Szczecin (29th September 2023)
Can we preserve the memory of history and at the same time draw conclusions from it? Do we learn from the mistakes of the past? Why are totalitarian systems born although the World still remembers the hell of World War II and the Cold War? The students from class III B were trying to find answers to these questions during a live history lesson at the Przełomy Dialogue Centre in Szczecin.
‘Dzieje grzechu’ " on the stage of the Opera at the Castle in Szczecin!
(29th September 2023)
On 29th September students from classes 3 c, 4 a, 4 c and 4 d watched the ballet ‘Dzieje grzechu’ (The Wages of Sin) based on the novel by Stefan Żeromski. The students liked the dance adaptation choreographed by Karol Urbański. Beautiful music setting, provided by the orchestra under the direction of Jerzy Wołosiuk, complemented the work, while the operatic singing of Lucyna Boguszewska, Joanna Myśliwska-Drożdż and Paweł Wolski intensified the solemn and touching mood of the play. Can a woman's love make her hit rock bottom? Can she save her dignity in the world dominated by men? The story of Ewa Pobratyńska, her life full of tragedy and overwhelming passions, aroused emotions and made art recipients reflect.
Educational trip to Koszalin
(28th September 2023)
On 28th September classes I C and II B took part in an educational trip to Kszalin, where they participated in educational workshops organised by Koszalin University of Technology. The programme was very interesting. First, the students listened to a fascinating lecture on the use of artificial intelligence in computer graphics. Then it was time for intellectual competition during the Oxford debate. The topic of the debate was: Is it worth taking part in school self-government? It was a great opportunity to develop public speaking skills and learn how to talk about different perspectives of important topics. Finally, the students listened to an interesting lecture about a social campaign conducted in Hong Kong. They learned that community involvement can bring about a positive change and improve people's lives. The one-day school trip was an unforgettable educational experience.
Time to go to Rogowo! Integration camp for first graders
(23 września 2023)
One of the traditions of our school is an integration camp combined with hazing (otrzęsiny). This year students from classes I A, I B, I C, I D and I E went to Rogowo for a two-day camp. On the first day of the camp the students competed in artistic and sports games. In the evening they spent time by the bonfire and later had a good time at the disco during which the winner of the competition was announced. On Friday, after the previous day’s fierce competition, there was time to relax at the beautiful beach. The camp was a chance to get to know each other better, strengthen the relationships and spend time actively at the seaside. By the way, the winner of the competition was class I B. Congratulations
Milena Wasyliadis among the best high school graduates in Poland!
(21 września 2023)
We are happy to announce that Milena Wasyliadis, a student of class IV B in the 2022-2023 school year, received a diploma for the excellent results in the matura exam in the 10th edition of the nationwide project ‘Matura na 100 procent’! This means that Milena was among the best high school graduates in Poland! In the 2023 edition of the ‘Matura na 100 procent’ project , organized by Fundacja Zawsze Warto, 95 high school graduates from all over Poland met the criteria of the project. These are the finalists of this year's edition. One of them is Milena who on 21st September 2023 received the Marshal of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship award – PLN 2,500. Milena, congratulations on the great results! Your success makes your loved ones,the school and the entire local community proud of you! We wish you good luck and your dreams come true!
‘Przegląd Literacki LIPA 2023. Oliwia Kujawa - laureate of the nationwide competition! (15 września 2023)
We are happy to inform that Oliwia Kujawa, a student from class II A, received the title of the laureate in the XXVII National Review of Children's and Youth Literary Creativity Lipa '2023 (XXVII Ogólnopolskim Przeglądzie Dziecięcej i Młodzieżowej Twórczości Literackiej LIPA’ 2023) under the patronage of the President of the City of Bielsko-Biała! Nearly 400 authors took part in this year's review. After getting acquainted with almost a thousand works, the jury decided to honor the texts of 62 authors in the ‘Lipowy’ almanac. Oliwia’s poem ‘Butterfly’ will be published in this collection! We strongly encourage you to read the poem by our student and invite you to visit Oliwia’s website: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=10008803470192 Oliwia, congratulations, we are very proud of you. We wish you further successes and we are looking forward to your first volume of poetry!
EUROWEK - learning through play and experience (11 września 2023)
The students from classes II D and IV A took part in a five -day Euroweek workshop in Lądek Zdrój. During classes, conducted only in English by experienced volunteers from Georgia, Mexico and Italy, they developed Communications and leadership skills and built confidence. The classes were held in the form of presentations, workshops or team games. The students also learnt the history, culture and customs of other countries. There was also time to relax during walks, discos and sports activities. It was a wonderful, useful and creative time spent with people full of passion and commitment. The goals of the trip were achieved, which was confirmed by the certificates.
‘Nad Niemnem’ not only in Polish! National Reading Day in ‘Chrobry’
(8 września 2023)
LO Chrobry once again took part in a nationwide annual readathon promoting reading and Polish literature – known as National Readin Day. This year, Poles in the country and abroad read Eliza Orzeszkowa’s novel that impresses not only with extensive, artistic descriptions of the Niemen River nature, but also with a panoramic picture of the Polish society. The students and teachers did everything to make this day special and take care of the appropriate scenery and musical setting of the event. There were also typical rural props or costumes from the era of ‘steam and electricity’. The unusual and interesting point of the program was the participation of the Ukrainian youth who presented fragments of the novel in their native language.
Known and unknown - in Gryfice (23 czerwca 2023)
On 23rd June class IIb students went on a trip in the footsteps of the monuments and forgotten places of the city of Gryfice. The guide on this unusual journey was Iga Janowska. Young people visited less known places in Gryfice - the existing ones (e.g. the church of the Holy Mother of God or a new town house at the Zwycięstwa Square) and those destroyed by the course of time and people (a town hall, a school for girls or the monument of Wilhelm I ). The students also learned that there are so-called to-forget places (‘miejsca niepamięci’) in Gryfice: a synagogue (transformed into a warehouse in communist Poland, later demolished) and a Jewish cemetery (destroyed by the Third Reich after the crystal night; the ruins of tombstones were used to build the walls at Broniszewska Street and Dąbskiego Street. Iga, thank you for this important and wise lesson!
Different but Equal! (21 czerwca 2023)
On 21st June, 2023 our school community took part in a colorful march along the streets of the city, thus celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Polish Association for Disabled People in Gryfice. The association works to equalize the opportunities of people with intellectual disabilities, creates conditions for observing human rights, leads them to active participation in social life and supports their families. Many thanks to young people for another testimony of sensitivity and support of an important institution in our city.
European Days in Chrobry (5 czerwca 2023)
As part of the European Day celebrations, the youth from the European Club and Erasmus+ project team organized a meeting on the cultural diversity of the European Union countries. The meeting program included a staging of selected countries, a relation about the youth exchange in Bulgaria and a round table debate about the adoption of the euro by Poland. It is worth mentioning that young people showed an expert knowledge of English.
1st place in Poland for LO Chrobry in ‘Liga Sprawiedliwości’ competition!
(05.2023)
Students of LO Chrobry - Iga Janowska, Franciszek Chyla, Mateusz Król and Tomasz Skrylonek from class II B - masterly solved the task about copyrights at the 9th week of the Liga Sprawiedliwości competition, obtaining the maximum number of points. With this excellent result, the team ‘Chrobry i Spraiwedliwi’ was promoted to the finals in which they won ... a gold medal! Young people performed tasks - mainly about law - from March. On the official website of the competition, organized by the Ministry of Justice, we read that its main goal was to get young people interested in legal issues and devolop the skills of working in a team. During the competition the participants faced questions about law, e.g. initiating bailiff enforcement, exclusion of a judge, buying land and obtaining building permit, compensation, establishment of associations, differences between the employment contract and the commission contract, the principles of correct citation and copyright in practice or lodging cassation and appeal. The form of performing the task was indicated by the competition organizer. Iga, Tomasz, Mateusz and Franciszek presented the problems in literary, multimedia or art forms. The tasks were different and of varying difficulty. Often the topic seemed simple, even banal, but it hid some hidden content, which is why each task was discussed for a long time, so as to show all the nuances of the problem. On May 22, the team faced the final task. The students, supervised by Mr. Tomasz Jędras, developed a collage depicting dilemmas and legal actions of a retired doctor. Their work was awarded the maximum number of points form the members of the jury – and the historical gold medal went to the students from ‘Chrobry’. Chrobry i Sprawiedliwi - congratulations, we wish you more successes in the future!
We have the final! National Knowledge Competition about Nicolaus Copernicus (04.2023)
We are pleased to announce that Łukasz Siemaszko and Miłosz Witaszek, students from Class 2 c, qualified for the final of the National Knowledge Competition about Nicolaus Copernicus! In the final, our students will face 46 peers from all over Poland. It is worth mentioning that only three students from the West Pomeranian Provence qualified for the last stage of the competition, which will take place in Torun in June.
Łukasz and Miłosz have already started preparing for the June finale. Among other things, they learn to recognize stars, planets and constellations. Congratulations and we wish you success!
Students of ‘Chrobry’ in Bulgaria - a country of tasty food and ancient culture (04.04.2023)
In the first week of April the students of our school took part in the Erasmus + student exchange . Six students and two teachers spent a week in Sofia, learning the secrets of successful cooperation between young people, local authorities and non -governmental organizations.
The program of the mobility was very rich. During the week's stay, young people took part in meetings with the representatives of the local government, regional educational authorities and non -governmental organisations. The students developed the ability to work on the eTwinning platform and prepared a photo exhibition on active democratic participation.
Also, there was time to explore Bulgarian culture. The mobility participants visited the most interesting parts of Sofia, went on a trip to the Rila monastery in the Rila Mountains, tasted the delicacies of Bulgarian cuisine. They participated in workshops during which they learnt Bulgarian folk dances and songs. The program also included artistic workshops, theater workshops and sports activities.
Before you make plans, check your skills! (22.03.2023)
Entrepreneurship Day On March 22, 2023, the third graders of our school took part in an educational program called "Entrepreneurship Day". The goal of the program is to support young people in making accurate decisions regarding their future education and career. The program includes adults in youth education and builds good relations between the school and local companies and institutions. Students, thanks to one day internships in companies and institutions, are able to verify their ideas about their dream profession, learn its specificity in practice and obtain information about the required knowledge, skills or predispositions necessary to perform it.
Get to know the neighbourhood and ….. fall in love with Trzebiatów! (21.03.2023)
On the first day of spring – 21st March, 2023 – students from class II B went to Trzebiatów to learn about the cultural and historical heritage of the city and the region. The youth visited a museum and cultural complex at the Trzebiatów Centre of Culture. The students took part in a museum lesson and admired an impressive collection of objects from different eras, illustrating everyday lives of the inhabitants of Trzebiatów. They also visited an interesting exhibition of the works of an artist from Poznań - Katarzyna Słuchocka. The next point of the trip was the exploration of the most interesting parts of the town. One of the students, Kacper Ładyżyński, showed his peers the most popular monuments of Trzebiatów. Young people visited the 14th century Church ot the Motherhood of the Blessed Virgin Mary, admired murals, and walked along city walls past the famous Kaszana tower. We owe especial thanks to the staff of the Trzebiatów Centre of Culture - Mrs. Beata Frąckowiak, Anna Rzepecka and Marta Górska - for hospitality, organization of an interesting history and culture lesson as well as all gifts and awards.
2nd edition of the Young Lawyer Academy! (18.03.2023)
We are pleased to announce that the students of our school are participating part in the second edition of the Young Lawyer Academy. The Academy is an innovative educational project, organized by the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Szczecin. It is addressed, among others to general high school students from the West Pomeranian Voivodeship. The mission of the Young Lawyer's Academy is to popularize legal knowledge among young people and to shape legal awareness. The project meetings, held from March to June 2023, are conducted by specialists and practitioners who will explain the most difficult legal issues and answer student’s questions.
"Chrobry" first to help. PLN 1,200 for the victims of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria (06.02.2023)
On Monday, February 6, 2023, the Turkish-Syrian border was hit by a powerful earthquake. The number of victims is increasing every day. The latest death toll in both countries is 24,000. Rescuers from over 70 countries, including Poland, provide help to the victims. The school community joined the international community and organized a fundraiser for the victims of the earthquake. A spontaneous collection took place at school on February 10, on the last day of school before the winter holidays. The youth once again proved that in their hearts there is a place for every person, regardless of their nationality. The amount collected - PLN 1,200 - is the best testimony to the solidarity of "Chrobry" with the suffering people.The money will be transferred to the Polish Humanitarian Action.
Why not join the army? (31.01.2023)
Today, the fourth grade students took part in a meeting with with the representatives of the 36th Mrzeżyński Air Defense Missile Squadron. During the meeting the students learned about the most important tasks, the structure and the current equipment of the Mrzeżyński Squadron. The meeting turned out to be very interesting for the students.
About funds from the European Union with the youth - the future of the nation (29.01.2023)
Yesterday, our school was visited by Mr. Tomasz Aniuksztys - the leader of the Noble Gift charity organisation in Gryfice County and the head of the Local Information Point of the European Union. Mr. Aniuksztys talked about obtaining EU funds for various projects and investments. The students found the topic very interesting. They willingly asked questions and inquired about the possibility of implementing various tasks with the support of EU funds. The meeting was organized by the School European Club
The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity is playing again! (29.01.2023)
The 31st Grande Finale of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity is playing on Sunday, 29th January. The Grand Finale is a one-day public fundraiser. Traditionally, the Grand Finales are preceded by online auctions, activities, and events starting in December. This year's Finale of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity plays under the theme: ‘We want to beat sepsis!’, a serious life-threatening condition. Today, the community of "Chrobry" joined the fundraiser and organized a charity fair. Pastries prepared by students and their parents were selling like the proverbial hotcakes.
Oxford Debate on Human Rights (24.01.2023)
Today, the students took part in the third edition of the Oxford debate. This time the topic was about human rights. The thesis of the debate: 'Human rights in the world are effectively protected'. After listening to the substantive arguments of both sides - the Proposal and the Opposition - the audience decided that the winner of the debate was the Opposition team, which proved that human rights in the world are, unfortunately, violated. Although there are laws and organizations protecting human rights, they are often violated. The Oxford debate was organized by the Erasmus + Project Team, the School Debate Club and the School European Club.
‘Macbeth’ from the National Theatre of Education in Wrocław in Gryfice
(17.01.2023)
Today our students took part in an unusual event at the Gryfice Leisure Centre. The youth watched the performance of ‘Macbeth’ directed by Michał Hachlowski and based on William Shakespeare's play. The performance was staged by the team from the National Theatre of Education in Wrocław. The production was warmly received by young people. The organizers also prepared a short theatrical lesson for the audience.
In the Gryfice Leisure Centre - novel by Ch. Dickens (13.01.2023)
Today in the Gryficki Dom Kultury the students from class 3c staged 'A Christmas Carol' based on the novel by Charles Dickens. The young people not only showed a high level of performance but also designed and made atmospheric scenography and stylish costumes. It is worth mentioning that the students presented their own version of the play in English!
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'Chrobry' for the fourth time among the best secondary schools
in Poland! (12.01.2023)
Liceum Ogólnokształcące z Oddziałami Dwujęzycznymi im. Bolesława Chrobrego in Gryfice for the fourth time received the title of 'The Bronze School' in the Secondary Schools Ranking 2023 created by 'Perspektywy' monthly. 'Chrobry' was ranked 30th in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship and 954th in Poland.
Christmas Market 2022 - Berlin (12.2022)
The trip of Chrobry students to Berlin included sightseeing and visiting the Christmas Market. Berlin appeared to be a great place. Our students learned about the history of the city and the main sites. And finally, the main goal of the trip was achieved - the Christmas Market.n German markets are an essential part of the culture and attract a significant number of tourists every year. The feeling among the tour participants was exceptional. The smell and taste of German delicacies and beautifully decorated stalls impressed everyone. All this made the students of Chrobry feel the wonderful Christmas atmosphere.
Our visit at university (12.2022)
On the 15th December some students from our school went to Szczecin to participate in language workshops. The students were divided into two groups. One of them actively participated in English workshop about academic writing. The school had an opportunity to do some tasks connected with using formal vocabulary and academic writing style. The knowledge they acquired will undoubtedly help with their future exams. The other group took part in a German workshop titled Christmas traditions. Our students learned about some interesting customs which are popular in Germany. The trip was really successful and it was definitely worth going there.
