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From June 1 to June 3, students of Classes 1c and 1d2, together with their teachers, took part in a school trip to the picturesque Kłodzko Valley. The program was filled with a variety of attractions that allowed participants to explore the history, culture, and remarkable natural beauty of the region.
During the trip, the group visited, among other places, the Gold Mine in Złoty Stok, where they learned about the secrets of historic mining, and admired the unique rock formations of the Błędne Skały (Errant Rocks). Another unforgettable experience was the visit to the Chapel of Skulls in Czermna, one of the most unusual monuments in the region.
The itinerary also included attractions beyond Poland’s borders. Students had the opportunity to explore the impressive Adršpach Rock City in the Czech Republic, known for its monumental sandstone formations and breathtaking landscapes.
Other highlights included the Kłodzko Fortress and the Underground Tourist Route in Kłodzko, which introduced participants to the rich history of the city and the region.
The trip was not only an opportunity to gain knowledge and discover new places, but also to strengthen integration among students. Shared sightseeing, conversations, laughter, and evening gatherings helped them build stronger relationships and enjoy a unique atmosphere together.
For many participants, this excursion was a perfect way to conclude their first year at our school. They returned enriched with new experiences, unforgettable memories, and even stronger friendships.
We would like to thank all participants for the wonderful atmosphere, and the teachers for organizing the trip and ensuring the students’ safety throughout. 🌄🚌📚
