„GIVE LIGHT AND THE DARKNESS WILL DISAPPEAR OF ITSELF” Desiderius Erasmus
By Joanna Lopata | 8 May 2016 | Category Bez kategorii
The second Erasmus+ Meeting took place in April in Gorlice, Poland. 24 students and 9 teachers from partner countries (Spain, Romania, Slovenia and Turkey) visited the Polish partner. Monday 4th April 2016 The guests reached the school at 9 o’clock. They were welcomed by the school’s headmaster and school community in the gymnastic hall. First, four students of […]
Read MoreBy Joanna Lopata | 1 April 2016 | Category Bez kategorii
Earth Hour in Pecica In Pecica, Romania, “Gheorghe Lazar” High School’s students celebrated Earth Hour on 19th of March 2016. They joined all the activities that were organized worldwide in the evening of March 19th, 2016. Read a detailed account on the event: Earth hour at Pecica Photography contest „Head in Clouds” in Romania In March 2016 Liceul Teoretic „Gheorge […]
Read MoreBy Joanna Lopata | 25 March 2016 | Category Bez kategorii
Meeting with Astronomy and History On 3rd March 2016 we organized a Meeting with Astronomy and History. The topic of the meeting was “Times of Copernicus and Marcin Kromer”, as we intended to befriend our students and guests with these 2 prominent scholars of the Renaissance times. We listened to a lecture on Polish philosophy […]
Read MoreBy Joanna Lopata | 31 January 2016 | Category Bez kategorii
Photo competition “With Your Head in the Clouds” On the 21st of December, 2015, the jury had a difficult task of choosing final photos out of 200 entered into our school competition. There were beautiful colours, incredible clouds, sun rises and sunsets. The jury did not have an easy task, but they had to choose the […]
Read MoreBy Joanna Lopata | 14 January 2016 | Category Bez kategorii
Kromer participating in GLOBE AT NIGHT From 9th to 11th December 2015, Kromer students participated in the campaign GLOBE AT NIGHT within Erasmus+ “Reach the Sky” project. To take part in this campaign, students had to visit its website, read the instructions and send data about light pollution level in the area, where the measurement of the […]
Read MoreBy Joanna Lopata | 11 December 2015 | Category Bez kategorii
The first meeting of Erasmus Šentjur (Slovenia) on 24th- 30th November 2015 The first international meeting of partner schools participating in the project “Reach the Sky” (within Erasmus+ programme) was organized by Franjo Malgaj Primary in Šentjur in Slovenia. In the last week of November students and teachers from partner schools in Turkey, Romania, Spain and Poland arrived to […]
Read MoreBy Joanna Lopata | 5 December 2015 | Category Bez kategorii
In November 2015 signposts to our Erasmus+ partner cities were installed in the playground of our school. The signposts are in national colours of the countries, and they give information on the distance between our town and our partners. In the afternoon of 3rd November, a group of students from Kromer school went on a […]
Read MoreBy Joanna Lopata | 24 November 2015 | Category Bez kategorii
On the 1st of October 2015 we took part in astronomical observations again. The goal of these workshops was to analyse sun spots and the proturbulences (big arcs and loops of burning material rising surface of Sun and falling on them again. They usually appear near the sun splashes and are related to the magnetic […]
Read MoreBy Joanna Lopata | 4 November 2015 | Category Bez kategorii
From the 19th to 21th of October 2015 the 1st transnational meeting of teachers from partner schools took place in Gorlice. Our guests could see how our school works and get to know Polish Education system, they visited Gorlice and the surrounding areas. They spent most time working, they took part in astronomic workshops prepared by Robert Góra […]
Read MoreBy Joanna Lopata | 24 October 2015 | Category Bez kategorii
With September 1st, 2015 our Erasmus+ project entitled “Reach the Sky“ started. At first we organized our team, which was divided into 5 sections- Astronomy Section, Media Section, Language Section, IT Section and Arts Section. Over 100 students decided to join in with Erasmus+ team On the first floor of our school there appeared “Erasmus […]
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