1. Lower Secondary School in Kije
In our school there are 134 students and 19 teachers.
In the same building there is also Primary School.

2. Information Technology
Management
Name and surname
Function at school
Subject
taught
Mariusz Kudasiewicz
Headteacher
Geography
Tamara Piotrowska
Deputy Headmaster
Information Technology

3. Language Lab
We like our classroom

4. School library

5. Classroom newslatter

6. Everyday school life
Apart from traditional subject lessons…

7. Everyday school life
… studnets learn by actor’s activities

8. Everyday school life There are also lots of different kinds of affairs
in our school.

9. Everyday school life Every student in first class pledge to learn
willingly and be a good student.

10. Students often take part in excursions and hiking.
Everyday school life
Students often take part in excursions and hiking.

11. Everyday school life
They can get a motorbike driving licence.

12. Everyday school life Actor’s club „Without Curtains” prepare plays on
different occasions.

13. Everyday school life There’s also „Dance Club” in our school. Students
prepare show
that add
splendor
to many
occasions.

14. Everyday school life Every year, on Dec. 6th Santa Claus comes to
visit us.

15. Everyday school life Sport plays an important part in school live.
Our students get lots of prizes in sport competitions.

16. Everyday school life
Fun and games are important part of students’ life

17. Educational system in Poland
The compulsory Education in Poland starts at the age of five or six for the 0 class of kindergarten (Polish przedszkole) and six to seven years in the 1st class of primary school (Polish szkoła podstawowa). They stay there until they are twelve.
Next they go to lower secondary school (Polish Gimnazjum) for 3 years. It is obligatory. After Gimnazjum students have final exams and if they get good notes they can choose better secondary school.

18. Educational system in Poland
In Poland we have different types of secondary school:
grammar schools
technical colleges
Both end with a maturity examination (matura)
vocational schools
After finishing secondary education, young people may
go to university or start a job.
Universities offer two types of studies:
undergraduate – students get a Bachelor’s Degree
postgraduate – a Master’s Degree.

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