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Midsummer in Sweden 2009

Koniec roku 2008/2009

Parents' meeting

0n 17 June 2009 Parents of children who visited our partner schools were invited to the last meeting of the project. It was an opportunity to share their experience concerning foreign students. The coordinator of the project expressed her gratitude for taking care of the guests. A mobility survey shows that the majority of foreign students like Polish food: “It was delicious, many different things.”, “I love it!”, “Very good food.”, “ …They are very good cooks. I like their food.”, “It was different. Some things I like and some things I didn’t like.”. All students enjoyed their staying with the host families: “Very friendly, really did take care of me!” “They were so nice to me!’ “They were great!”. Most students liked the programme of the visit: “The program was very good.”, “I like it so much!”, “It was a good experience to see the Polish life style.”, “It was awesome=>OK.”, “It was nice to be here”. In our guests’ eyes the Polish school: “…is like Czech school but bigger.”, “It was nice but too empty (could be because there were no students)”, “ It was different but it was nice with art on the walls.”, “I don’t like schools, but Polish school is OK.”. The English test, which was taken by the Comenius international group on the 1st June seemed to be a piece of cake. Very few students expected to fail it. In fact, all students received famous Polish sweets called “krówki”. According to the survey, all students would like to participate in the next Comenius project.
The Czech and Swedish Students – thank you for your nice comments!

A lazy afternoon in a Polish garden

I am not a hen but a little red one, too.

Lazy afternoon in a Czech yard with Little Red Hen and her friends.

Turkeys were showing off how big they can be.....

Little Red Hen was looking after her chicks.....

Small kittens were playing and trying to become friends with an old tom-cat.....

Ecology Lesson

Tuesday, 2nd June 2009, 08:00
Today we had a biology lesson but we were not in the school building. Our lesson took place in a special centre. Inhabitants of the city of Jastrzębie Zdrój are provided with fresh water which is delivered to their households from the Czech sources high in the mountains. The modern sewage farm and its Education Centre for Ecology in Jastrzębie was built with the help of the European Union fund. During the lecture which was translated for our guests by Ms. Justyna Świercz, our English teacher, we found out a lot of water circulation in the environment and a serious problem of nitrate pollution. We could see how huge modern facilities and invisible bacteria work to make dirty, polluted water clean enough for beavers to live in it.
A comic which was a gift from the Center made the lesson more memorable and funny.