Best wishes for the New Year!
Dear Parents,
This Saturday, 12 January, at 9:00 we begin Term 2 at our school. School fees were due by 5 January 2019. All the information can be found on this page:
https://polskaszkolacroydon.co.uk/kalendarz-zajec/
You will also find the duty rota calendar on our website:
https://polskaszkolacroydon.co.uk/kalendarz-dyzurow/
The next duty falls to the parents of pupils in classes G and D3, and on 19 January to the parents of pupils in Z1 and I.
The pastoral programme for January includes:
– 19 January, 12:30 – a meeting with Prince Jan Żyliński. Theatre hall, free admission. We invite parents, pupils and anyone interested from outside the school.
– 26 January – carnival ball for pupils of our school.
We invite you to join the after-school clubs already running at the school:
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French – led by Ms Aleksandra Czerny-Lichota, contact: olaczerny@interia.pl
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piano lessons with elements of music theory and aural training – led by Mr Adam Kozłowski, contact: akozlondon@gmail.com
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football – Pride Football Academy, contact: piotr.warszawa.uk@gmail.com
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Krav Maga self-defence training – led by Ms Izabela Budner, contact: izabelabudner1979@gmail.com
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drama workshops – led by Ms Jolanta Janson, contact: jola.janson@gmail.com
There is an opportunity to start after-school creative activity classes, which will be led by Ms Ewelina Rusicka-Karoui. The classes are intended for children from the age of 5–6. Time: 12:45–13:30, price £5 per session, payable in advance for the term. To sign up, e-mail: psscroydon.rusicka@gmail.com. Below is some information about the classes:
‘One of many answers to the question “How can we develop a child's creative potential?” may be creative activity classes, in which children have the chance to develop creative thinking (fluency, flexibility and adaptability) and creative imagination through a range of creative activities and tasks in various fields: musical, verbal, artistic and movement.
Through activities of this kind, children also develop a positive self-image, strengthen their self-esteem and learn how to work in a group – in creative classes there are no wrong answers!
Aims of the classes:
– developing the child's creative activity through participation in specially designed creative games and play,
– creating conditions for the child's free creative expression,
– learning methods and techniques for developing creative thinking and imagination,
– becoming familiar with and working in various fields of creativity (verbal, artistic, musical and movement expression),
– creating conditions for developing observation, attention, memory and sensitivity to problems,
– developing teamwork skills, motivation, empathy, independence, curiosity, self-esteem and a sense of humour!
Warm regards
Irena Kukuła
Headteacher