Today, the regional cross-country relay championships took place in Łaziska Górne, at the “Żabka” Recreation and Sports Centre. The starting line brought together the best school teams from Tychy, Mikołów, Bieruń, and the surrounding area.
Following their earlier victories at the city-level championships, our school was represented by both a girls’ and a boys’ relay team.
And once again, we showed what we can do!
BOYS – 1ST PLACE!
After a fierce and exciting competition, our boys came out on top and secured their place in the next stage!
GIRLS – 1ST PLACE!
Our girls put in an outstanding performance, comfortably finishing ahead of their rivals and claiming a convincing victory!
TWO VICTORIES = TWO QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS!
Huge congratulations to all our athletes! Thank you for your determination, sporting spirit, and for representing our school with such pride.
Now it’s time for the provincial finals!
We’re keeping our fingers crossed for another great performance! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️🏆
 

Beautiful weather, stunning mountain views, and great spirits accompanied students from Years 2, 3, and 4 of our school during a school hiking trip in the Beskidy Mountains.
We began our mountain adventure with a ride up to Szyndzielnia. From there, taking in the beauty of the Beskid landscape, we set off towards Klimczok. The hike was a great opportunity to enjoy some time outdoors, chat, have fun together, and strengthen bonds between students.
After reaching Klimczok, it was time for a well-deserved break and a delicious meal at Chata Wuja Toma. Sharing a meal together gave everyone a boost of energy before continuing our journey.
We then headed downhill towards Szczyrk. Along the way, we admired the beautiful views, enjoyed the sunny weather, and, above all, each other’s company.
The hike was a wonderful opportunity for students to bond, spend time together outside the school walls, and enjoy an active day in the fresh air. We returned tired but smiling, with our heads full of great memories.
It was truly a fantastic day – full of activity, laughter, beautiful views, and shared adventure! 🏔️😊
 

On Friday, we celebrated Empathy Day at our school – a special opportunity to pause for a moment, notice the people around us, and remind ourselves how much a simple smile, kind word, or gesture of support can mean.
A Wall of Empathy was set up in the main corridor, where students shared their ways of coping with difficult moments. It became a space filled with thoughtful ideas, reflections, and mutual support.
There was also an Empathy Post Office 💌 at the entrance, where students could send someone a kind message and bring a little joy to another person’s day.
At 12:25 p.m. in the common room, we also gathered for some sweet treats. It was a chance to talk, spend time together, and share the treats everyone had brought along.
Thank you to all our students for getting involved and showing that empathy starts with small gestures, and a kind word can mean so much. 💙
 

We know that intergenerational meetings can be inspiring for both sides, but only direct contact truly reveals their value. Members of the zTheMaskowani group discovered this firsthand today when, accompanied by their teachers, Ms Marta Różycka and Ms Patrycja Lampart, they visited the seniors of the Wrzos Day Social Care Centre.
The meeting began with a special performance of Balladyna, prepared by our students. After the play, it was time for conversation and getting to know one another. The students spoke to the seniors about their school, interests, and everyday lives, while eagerly listening to stories from the older generation — tales of family life, important events, joys, and challenges.
Although the two generations were separated by nearly 60 years, the meeting succeeded in building a genuine bridge of understanding. It became clear that curiosity about others, openness, and a positive attitude are enough to find common ground and realise how much we can learn from one another.
It was an exceptionally warm and meaningful meeting, showing that it is never too late for conversation, kindness, and getting to know another person.
 

“Auschwitz – We Must Not Forget” is the title of a programme organised by the International Centre for Education about Auschwitz and the Holocaust, aimed at students from secondary schools. This year, ten students from classes 3d1/3d2 are taking part: Julia Czapek, Marta Dajcz, Matylda Gawron, Magdalena Hawlicka, Lilianna Hyla, Antoni Kabelis, Anna Kurek, Lena Pietrzyńska, Piotr Węgrzyk and Szymon Zabłocki.
The programme aims to deepen students’ historical knowledge and awareness of the Museum and Memorial Site, while also developing their teamwork skills, as students from two schools in Oświęcim are taking part as well.
The programme will be carried out in two stages: a substantive stage, including workshops, lectures and guided visits, followed by a project stage. The final outcome will be a map presenting selected elements of the infrastructure surrounding Auschwitz I, accompanied by short descriptions. The programme is supported by academic staff from the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum in Oświęcim, who provide expert guidance throughout its implementation.