SOLARWAVE - LET`S SAVE THE PLANET!

SOLARWAVE - LET`S SAVE THE PLANET! 

DRAMA IN EDUCATION -Using drama as a tool in teaching and learning

Drama in Education in Limassol in Cyprus. English teacher Małgorzata Łupicka took part in the course. For 5 days she took part in several practical workshops. Learned about Drama methods & techniques, designed costumes for drama activities and working in the group prepared mini drama performance based on myth of Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty. There were some interesting trips and visits to complete the course - visit to Limassol Old city center, Carob Mill Museum, Medieval Castle & Museum, visit to Kourion ancient theater & archaeological site and to the Theatre Museum in Limassol. Native speaker Zara ran the course beautifully providing interesting facts and tips about Cyprus and local snacks for coffee breaks.

 

Learning Outcomes:

• understanding drama conventions and ways of creating meaning and engagement

• understanding the potential Drama in Education has for providing context for teaching/learning

• providing and exercising creative ideas for successful implementation of drama in the curriculum

• improving the ability to use innovative student-centered pedagogical approaches

• increased confidence in communicating in English

• increased intercultural awareness

Active Art: Understanding and Enjoying Art in the Classroom and Beyond in Florence , Italy

Sicily - jigsaw puzzle and Tarantella dance

Sicilian flags by Year 4 pupils

Sicilian flags created for eTwinning project Etna Volvano by Zuzia

WORLD BOOK DAY 23 April 2022

Don Quixote de la Mancha

Click to read this book, made with Book Creator

https://read.bookcreator.com

Teacher from Ecole Albert Camus Tourcoing for job shadowing in our school

Between 11 and 14 April 2022 our school hosted Laurent Lentrebecq, a teacher from Ecole Albert Camus Tourcoing, France. The main aim of Laurent’s visit was to gain knowledge about the repercussions of COVID-19 lockdowns and online teaching on Polish students and the way they cope with learning after the pandemic. Moreover, it was also a great opportunity to exchange teaching ideas and learn how France coped with this difficult time. For pupils of our school it was a wonderful encounter with another authentic French native speaker with a great dose of humour ! Pupils were engaged in funny language activities and the lessons themselves. It was yet another situation to learn more about France, its culture and practice French language skills. Lauent spent nice time enjoying Przemyśl and the vicinity, for example Krasiczyn.