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Our school is located in Wloclawek, Poland, which has a population of over 117,000 people. There are 727 pupils and 77 teachers at the school. Students range in age from 6 to 13 years old. The school covers an area of 18,450 square meters and has 29 classes across 32 classrooms. Students study a variety of obligatory subjects to prepare them for the national 6th grade exam at the end of the year. The school also offers extracurricular activities centered around students' interests.
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Our schoolTxema Gs
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Our school is called ¡°Sagrada Familia P.J.O." located in Valencia, Spain. It was founded by Gregorio Gea and provides religious education from ages 3 to university. There are 774 students across multiple levels - Infantil (pre-school), Primary, Secondary Obligatory Education (ESO), and Bachillerato (sixth form). The school has good facilities for learning, eating, worship, music, and sports including paddle courts, a gymnasium, football fields, and a basketball court/front¨®n court.Presentacion comenius power point ceip villalpando
Presentacion comenius power point ceip villalpandoCeip Villalpando
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This school is located in Segovia, Spain near important monuments. It has 30 teachers and 378 students from ages 3 to 12. The school aims to provide quality education with a focus on cultural diversity and family participation. Students learn a variety of subjects like ICT, English, music, physical education, and more. They also have access to extracurricular activities after school like sports, dancing, and reading in the library. The school strives to offer a well-rounded education to students through classroom learning as well as cultural experiences like excursions and music festivals.Nativity of Our Lord School - Virtual tour
Nativity of Our Lord School - Virtual tournoolschool
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Nativity of Our Lord School was founded in 1958 in Warminster, PA to serve local Catholic parishes. It currently enrolls over 500 students from pre-K through 8th grade. The school celebrates its Catholic identity through daily religious activities and recently celebrated its 50th anniversary. It offers a full academic curriculum with classes like science, computer, Spanish, and physical education, as well as extracurricular activities.Zeitung Helsinki Comeniusweek 
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The document provides a summary of a week-long exchange program between students from Germany, the Netherlands, the UK, and Finland. It includes:
- A daily log of activities with the Finnish students, including visits to museums, a city tour of Helsinki, curling, and a day trip to Tallinn, Estonia.
- Descriptions of the host families and experiences staying with them.
- An overview of the Oulunkyl?n Yhteiskoulu school, including details about classes, subjects, and facilities.
- Comparisons between the school systems in Finland, the Netherlands, England, and observations of Finnish lessons.Vil¡¤la romana high school AngiIreneNuriaOriol
Vil¡¤la romana high school AngiIreneNuriaOriolstudents2eso
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Vil¡¤la Romana High School is located in La Garriga on Santa Mar¨ªa del Cam¨ª Street. The 15-year-old school has about 450 students divided into three sectors based on grade level. It is called Vil¡¤la Romana because there is a nearby Roman villa. Students have classes from 8am to 5pm on most days but have shorter hours on Wednesdays and Fridays. The school has various facilities like laboratories, a gym, playground, library, and cafeteria. It celebrates holidays like Sant Jordi and has an academic calendar spanning three terms from September to June.Our school
Our schoolMichael-Ann Cerniglia
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Sewickley Academy is a small independent school near Pittsburgh, PA founded in 1838. Classes start at 8:30 AM and end at 3:10 PM, with most classes lasting an hour and a half. Students take subjects like English, science, math, foreign languages, and art. Grading scales define A's as 92% or higher and B's as 83% or higher. Exams are given at the end of trimesters or the school year. The school has several buildings, cafeterias, an auditorium, and no uniform but a dress code. It has around 65-70 students per grade, 48 teachers, and sports/clubs. Students come from the Pittsburgh area to attend.Our school
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St Angela's Ursuline School is a Catholic girls' school in East London that has around 1,350 students in years 7-11 and a mixed sixth form. The student population reflects the diverse Catholic population of the local borough, with 90% coming from ethnic minority backgrounds. The school day starts at 8:45am with registration or assembly and includes 5 hourly lessons in subjects like math, English, science, and languages, as well as break time and extracurricular activities like sports teams, clubs, fundraising events, and international trips and exchanges.05 (2008)
05 (2008)Norwood Primary School
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The document provides information about upcoming events at Norwood Primary School such as Walk to School Week from October 6-10, Harvest Festival assemblies on October 7 and 10, and Parents' Evenings on October 21 and 23. It also encourages donations to charities such as Water Aid and Macmillan Cancer Support and notifies about book orders through Scholastic Books.Esittely koulusta koulussa
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Kuokkalan koulu has four school periods per year that run from August to early June, followed by a summer holiday of two and a half months. Students have about six 45-minute lessons per day covering subjects like art, Finnish, math, English, history, Swedish, PE, science, home economics, and more. They study things like Finnish and world history, career guidance, cooking, biology of lakes and insects, human anatomy, and introductory Swedish. Students have options to choose between art and crafts classes in later grades, as well as music and specialized PE courses. The school day includes a free 30-minute lunch in the cafeteria and a 15-minute snack recess.Bulgarian School
Bulgarian SchoolTsvetelena Taralova
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School No. 88 in Sofia, Bulgaria provides education from primary to upper secondary levels, serving over 1,100 students aged 7-19 across 46 classes. The school was founded in 1995 and named after Dimiter Popnickolov, an influential Bulgarian educator and politician. It has several facilities including a reception area, principal's office, teachers' room, classrooms of varying levels, a library, physics lab, fitness room, and forum for performances. The school also participates in European educational projects through the Comenius program and eTwinning initiatives that promote cultural exchange.More from Joanna Galadyk (15)
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This list contains various household items including writing utensils, lighting items, kitchen tools, and bedding accessories. A pad, pencil, lamp, map, pot, pen and frying pan are listed along with a pumpkin, mug and pillow.Gk u1 p.26_38
Gk u1 p.26_38Joanna Galadyk
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This short list contains a variety of nouns including ambulance, anchor, ant, apple, astronaut, can, cap, and alligator. The list does not provide any context or connection between the listed words. It simply enumerates 8 random nouns.Angielski
AngielskiJoanna Galadyk
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The Warmia and Mazury voivodship in Poland is known as the land of a thousand lakes as it has the highest number of lakes in the country. The largest lake is Sniardwy and the deepest is Ha¨½cza. The region offers many tourist attractions and resorts in important cities like Frombork, Grunwald and Olsztyn.
Hel peninsula
Hel peninsulaJoanna Galadyk
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The Hel Peninsula in Poland varies in width from 300 meters to over 3 kilometers and was formed entirely of sand, causing it to frequently become an island separated from the mainland during winter storms. Until the 17th century, the peninsula was actually a chain of islands that connected to form land only during the summer months and is now a popular tourist destination.Dunes
DunesJoanna Galadyk
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This document describes the unique Polish desert landscape of the S?owi¨½ski National Park. It notes that the park protects moving barchan and parabolic dunes that are covering former wet areas. While past attempts to plant pines to stabilize the dunes failed, forests are now growing naturally in low-lying areas. Wandering dunes occasionally bury trees, leaving only dead trunks visible. The dynamic dune area is located between the sea and Lake ?ebsko.Region podkarpackie
Region podkarpackieJoanna Galadyk
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The document provides information about the Podkarpackie region located in southeastern Poland. It describes the region's coat of arms and flag, lists its largest cities with Rzesz¨®w as the capital, and names its three major rivers. The document also notes the region's numerous castles, palaces, churches and the Bieszczady National Park as the greatest treasure, home to bears, wolves, lynx and deer.Holy cross mountains
Holy cross mountainsJoanna Galadyk
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The Holy Cross Mountains are one of the oldest mountain ranges in Europe, with the highest peak reaching 612 meters above sea level. The name comes from relics of the Holy Cross kept in a monastery. The area was historically mined for iron ore, lead and copper, and is located near a tributary of a river.The lamb and wolves
The lamb and wolvesJoanna Galadyk
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Two wolves attacked a lamb in a dark wood, claiming the lamb was weak and it was dark so they had a right to attack. The lamb asked the wolves to define its legal rights, but the wolves ignored the request and dined on the lamb anyway, showing that predators will make excuses to justify attacking the vulnerable.Nothing twice 
Nothing twice Joanna Galadyk
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This poem discusses how every moment is unique and cannot be repeated or relived. The poet notes that we only experience life once without the chance to practice or redo experiences, and each day is different from the last as no two moments are exactly alike, even with the same people and actions. The poem encourages appreciating each fleeting moment rather than dwelling on their inevitable passing.Mesostic wloclawek
Mesostic wloclawekJoanna Galadyk
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This document discusses a traditionally historical and folkloristic regional atmosphere that remarkably welcomes everyone. It focuses on conveying a sense of tradition, history, folklore and regional character through an atmosphere that is welcoming to all.The acrostic poem from poland
The acrostic poem from polandJoanna Galadyk
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Taks¨®wkaia are Polish taxis in Wloclawek that come in different colors and makes and run 24 hours a day. Bursztynowy is an opulent building renovated for mothers and children. P o?udnie is the biggest district of Wloclawek located in the southern part of the city covering 5.78 square kilometers. The document provides short descriptions of various places, buildings, and districts in Wloclawek, Poland.
Our hobbies and interests
Our hobbies and interestsJoanna Galadyk
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This document introduces four children - Martyna, Natalia, Kasia, and Krzy?. Martyna enjoys listening to music and her favorite band is Nirvana, she wants to be a policewoman. Natalia likes flowers and karate and has some achievements. Kasia plays tennis and has been doing it for a long time, being good at it. Krzy? enjoys playing and working on computers, with Minecraft as his favorite game. Kevin likes computer games, football, and girls.Our school
- 1. Our school, the students and our town.
- 2. ? Our school is in Wloclawek ¨C a town that is situated in northern Poland on the Vistula and Zglowiaczka rivers. It is one of the three largest towns in our region - Kuyavian ¨C Pomeranian. ? It is home to 117, 785 people.
- 3. ? Our beautifully hand - The Chemical painted craft. industry. The tradition. A home to the The breath taking basketball cathedral. team.
- 5. ? There are 727 pupils ? The surface of our studying in SP 20 in school covers Wloclawek. With a 18450m2. number of 77 ? There are 29 classes teachers. and 32 classrooms ? We are a primary waiting for us every school so our day. schoolmates differ in age from 6 to 13 years olds.
- 8. We need to be up at 6.30 to be ready for the morning classes We spent We study starting at 8.00. an average from Monday of 6 hours to Friday. daily at school. Every lesson lasts 45 minutes and the brakes are 5, 10 minutes long. Apart from the lunch brake that allows us 15 minutes for a meal.
- 9. Among our curriculum There are lots of you can find obligatory subjects Geography, Maths, Histor that we have to y, IT, Science, PE, Polish study. At the end of and English this school year we Language, Art and Music. are going to take the national 6th grade exam. We can develop our skills by attending variety of different interests groups. You can find something if you like writing, there is something for those interested in journalism or for the future scientists or artists.
- 10. ? Our school is big on recycling. Every Wednesday we organize a weekly collection of magazines and any type of waste that can be recycled as made from paper. ? We have an energy saving policy that we try to apply when it is possible.