JOB SHADOWINGS IN OUR SCHOOL

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Goście z Hiszpanii, Czech i Francji w Szkole Podstawowej nr 11 w Przemyślu

TEACHERS FROM CP. BEETHOVEN IN TORREJON DE ARDOZ FOR JOBSHADOWING IN OUR SCHOOL

Od 4 do 8 listopada w szkole job shadowing odbywało dwoje nauczycieli ze szkoły CP. BEETHOVEN w TORREJON DE ARDOZ w Hiszpanii w ramach projektu MIRANDO A EUROPA. 

Pani Raquel Ruiz de Pascual Gutiérrez i pan José Ángel Carrasco Marín obserwowali lekcje matematyki i języka angielskiego. Rozmawiali z naszymi uczniami o Hiszpanii i pokazali prezentację. W klasie drugiej czekała na gości niespodzianka w postaci hiszpańskiej piosenki i tańca. Uczestniczyli też w zajęciach pozalekcyjnych – plastycznych i aerobiku. W tym czasie w szkole miało miejsce ciekawe wydarzenie – Dzień Nauki pod hasłem  „Cztery Żywioły”, nasi goście wzięli w nim aktywny udział. Spotkanie zakończyło się nauką tańca flamenco.

LINK TO SCHOOL WEBSITE

From 4 to 8 November two teachers from the CP BEETHOVEN at TORREJON DE ARDOZ in Spain took part in the job shadowing in our school.It was part of Erasmus + project MIRANDO A EUROPA.

Ms Raquel Ruiz de Pascual Gutiérrez and Mr José Ángel Carrasco Marín watched math and English lessons. They talked to our students about Spain and showed the presentation.In the second grade a surprise awaited guests in the form of Spanish song and dance. They also participated in extracurricular activities - art and aerobics. At that time, an interesting event took place at the school - Science Day - "Four Elements", our guests took an active part in it. The meeting finished with learning how to dance traditional flamenco.

                                 PRESENTATION ABOUT SPAIN

                                        

                                              DANCING IN YEAR 2

TEACHERS FROM ECOLE ELEMENTAIRE PUBLIQUE PASTEUR IN SAINT JEAN EN ROYANS IN OUR SCHOOL

W październiku naszą szkołę odwiedziły nauczycielki szkoły podstawowej - Ecole élémentaire Publique Pasteur w Saint Jean en Royans we Francji- panie Fabienne Amistadi i Frédérique Marion. Celem wizyty był job shadowing w ramach programu Erasmus + KA1. Tytuł projektu to „ Let`s go to Europe to e-learn English”. Razem z paniami przyleciała przygotowana przez uczniów rodzina Les Cléments. Panie obserwowały lekcje języka angielskiego i matematyki, zajęcia w świetlicy szkolnej i zajęcia plastyczne w Galerii Sztuki Współczesnej.

Link do profilu projektu na facebooku:

Let`s go to Europe to e-learn English

In October our school was visited by primary school teachers - Ecole élémentaire Publique Pasteur in Saint Jean en Royans in France - Ms. Fabienne Amistadi and Frédérique Marion. The purpose of the visit was job shadowing under the Erasmus + KA1 program. The title of the project is "Let`s go to Europe to e-learn English". The Les Cléments family prepared by the students came along with the ladies. French teachers observed English and mathematics lessons, classes in the after school club and art workshops  at the Contemporary Art Gallery.

Les Cléments  

Talking about France

w Galerii Sztuki Współczesnej 

Saint Jean en Royans 

                                          Ecole élémentaire Publique Pasteur 

VIDEO SUMMARY OF "ACTIVE ELEVEN IN EUROPE " PROJECT

CZECH TEACHERS from ZAKLADNI SKOLA in KOJETIN for JOBSHADOWING in our SCHOOL.

W dniach od 30 września do 4 października w naszej szkole gościła grupa nauczycieli z Czech Michal Franek, Jannis Isakidis , Renata Vysloužilová i Pavel Navrátil koordynator projektu Erasmus + "Moderní škola - The modern school” . Nauczyciele z Základní škola w Kojetínie odbywali u nas job shadowing obserwując lekcje języka angielskiego, fizyki, chemii, nauczania początkowego i historii. Razem z uczniami wzięli udział w warsztatach historycznych w muzeum i plastycznych w Galerii Sztuki Współczesnej. Nasi uczniowie mogli posłuchać ciekawych opowieści o Czechach i obejrzeć prezentację.

Strona internetowa szkoły: https://www.zs-kojetin.cz/  LINK

From September 30 to October 4, our school hosted a group of Czech teachers Michal Franek, Jannis Isakidis, Renata Vysloužilová and Pavel Navrátil coordinator of the Erasmus + project "Moderní škola - The modern school". Teachers from Základní škola in Kojetín held a job shadowing and were observing English, physics, chemistry, primary education and history lessons. Together with students, they took part in historical workshops at the museum and art at the Gallery of Contemporary Art. Our students could listen to interesting stories about the Czech Republic and watch a presentation.

School website: https://www.zs-kojetin.cz/

Warsztaty w muzeum

Cheerleaderki 

Lekcja fizyki

w Galerii

projekt DEMO

w klasie 2 

Rozmowy i czeska piosenka

wieczorne spotkania nauczycieli

PREZENTACJA O CZECHACH

JOB SHADOWING in CHARLTON-ON-OTMOOR C of E PRIMARY SCHOOL

We arrived at the school in the morning and were greeted by the Head teacher, Val, who gave us a guided tour of the school. As well as helping us to get our bearings, this was very informative about the organisation of English schools and Charlton-on-Otmoor in particular.

The school is a small village school in a very rural location. It is on the edge of the village and is surrounded by fields. The school is a Church of England school and it has a relationship with the Church in the village, although it is not controlled by the Church. The school holds some events at the church and joins in with significant village and church events, the most notable being May Day. Apparently, the school leads the celebration for this important day in the village and many people come specially to see the parade, church service and dancing.

The school is under the jurisdiction of the local County Council and receives its funding from the Council, although most of it originates with the Central Government. Many schools in England are run in this way but a significant number have been converted to Academy Schools and are now funded directly from Central Government.

The school has just 84 pupils at present but it has a capacity of 105. It admits a maximum of 15 children each year. Children start in the Foundation Stage class during the year that they are 5 although there is also an optional nursery class that children can attend for 15 free hours per week, from the age of 3.

When the children leave the Foundation stage they begin year 1. There are three classes and each contains two year groups together. They are Year 1 and 2 (these two year groups are known as Key Stage 1), year 3 and 4, year 5 and 6 (the 4 year groups in these two classes are known as Key Stage 2). Most English primary schools are comprised of these three stages.

During the week we observed children working in all four classrooms. The youngest class has its own outdoor play area and the children’s day was spent in a mixture of structured and unstructured play activities as well as some formal type language and number lessons. We were impressed by the facilities and resources that were available in this class as well as the number of support staff working with the teacher. As well as teaching they seemed to spend a lot of time assessing and recording on iPads how the children as they played.

When we were in the other classes they were much more formal in the way they worked. The classrooms were smaller than the foundation stage but still a reasonable size. In all the classes the pupils tables were arranged in groups, which is different to the arrangement of rows at home. The children work on these group tables which are generally ability-based groups. Depending on the work they work in silence or they are encouraged to discuss their ideas quietly.

When we were in the year 1 and 2 class we saw the pupils using iPads. Each child had their own allocated iPad which they could keep in their drawer and use whenever needed. They are not allowed to take them home. They use these for a lot of different purposes including some of their writing. At other times we saw them writing in books. On one visit they were finding out about Polish cuisine and writing an information page with added pictures from websites. Later we saw them drawing some pictures of dishes that they had found.

In year 3 and 4 class we saw the children preparing for a school open day when parents will visit. They were making an exhibition of work they had done about the ancient Egyptians.

When we visited the year 5 and 6 class, they were hard at work preparing for and end of school year Play, a comedy about William Shakespeare. The play has taken a lot of work so far and includes singing, dancing and acting.

The children were interested to know about us and about Poland and we were pleased to be asked to present an assembly about our country. We showed a powerpoint presentation with pictures and words and we dressed some children in traditional costume. We taught a small number to dance the Krakowiak and some others to dance the Polonaise.

At break times we chatted to staff about the work that they do, and they helped us to understand some reasons about why they do things the way they do. We also met one of the school Governors and the new Head teacher who will be taking up his post in September. Also, at break time we explore the outside facilities. There is a hard playground as well as a large field. There are sports changing rooms, an outdoor classroom which looked like a bandstand and a pond which was fenced off but used by children for science work. There were also games tables and climbing frames. The school has a garden club which happens during school time and children learn to plant and grow things as well as to look after their environment.

When we were not in school, we were able to visit Oxford. It is a beautiful city and well known for its historic, university colleges. We were able to visit the inside of Christchurch College which has featured in TV and films, including Harry Potter. We also Visited Bletchley Park which was home to the wartime codebreakers and is now a museum explaining their work. It was interesting for us because Polish codebreakers, who were the first to break the enigma code, also worked there and are remembered in a special memorial.

SCHOOL WEBSITE 

Charlton-on-Otmoor Primary School 

We experienced English food and culture. We tried English tea and scones 

           

fish and chips 

and full English Breakfast