On April 26, ceremonies were held to commemorate the 86th anniversary of the Katyń Massacre — a tragic event that is forever inscribed in the history of our nation.
The celebrations were attended by the Head Joanna Wojtynek together with the school’s flag squad, representing the school community and paying tribute to the murdered victims. The presence of students and teachers was an expression of remembrance and respect for the victims and their families. The student flag squad was accompanied by Mr. Jarosław Grabowski.
The Student Council was represented by Wojciech Widuch.
The ceremonies began with a Holy Mass at the Church of Blessed Karolina, after which participants proceeded to the Katyń Monument, where the second part of the commemorations took place. The gathering provided an opportunity for reflection on history and on the importance of truth and memory in building the future.
During the ceremony, a speech was delivered by the President of Tychy, Maciej Gramatyka, who emphasized the importance of preserving national memory and passing it on to future generations.
The event was organized by the Society of Friends of Lwów and the Borderlands, which has for many years been dedicated to preserving the memory of the victims and the history of the Eastern Borderlands.
 

From April 27 to 29, 2026, students of classes 3c and 2c took part in a trip to Hungary, visiting places such as Visegrád, Esztergom, Szentendre, and of course Budapest.
The Hungarian capital impressed everyone with its unique charm and friendly atmosphere. The students had the opportunity to visit the impressive Hungarian Parliament Building, take a cruise on the Danube River, and climb the picturesque Gellért Hill, which offers a beautiful panoramic view of the city.
However, the greatest impression was made by the chance to experience the city’s special atmosphere — walking through its charming streets and absorbing its calm, captivating rhythm.
Without a doubt, it was a trip full of impressions and unforgettable moments, and its wonderful atmosphere will remain in the participants’ memories for a long time 🫶❤️
 

From April 19th to 24th, students of class 3d1 took part in a trip to the Netherlands, which turned out to be an extremely successful and eventful journey.
During their stay, the students had the opportunity to visit the country’s most important cities, such as Amsterdam, The Hague, Rotterdam, Utrecht, and Gouda. They learned about their history, culture, and unique atmosphere, which makes each of these places distinctive.
The visits to renowned museums, such as the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum, left a strong impression, where students could admire world-class works of art. An unforgettable experience was also a walk through the famous Keukenhof Gardens, which delighted everyone with its richness of colors and scents.
There was also time for integration and shared moments. Throughout the trip, a wonderful atmosphere prevailed — full of laughter, kindness, and positive energy.
It was a truly exceptional trip that will remain in the memory of all participants for a long time.
 

Today, our school held a special farewell ceremony for the final-year students — an event full of emotion, reflections, and beautiful memories.
We were honored by the presence of distinguished guests: Mr. Deputy President Paweł Grosman, Ms. Barbara Konieczna – Deputy Chair of the Tychy City Council, Mr. Maciej Blada – City Councillor of Tychy, Ms. Ewa Szczypiór – President of the Tychy branch of the Polish Teachers’ Union (ZNP), and Ms. Barbara Sobczak – Head of the Organizational and Administrative Department of MCO in Tychy. The ceremony was also attended by the school administration, form tutors, teachers, parents, and this year’s graduates — the true heroes of the day.
On behalf of the President of Tychy, Maciej Gramatyka, congratulations and wishes for the graduates were delivered by Deputy President Paweł Grosman. Mr. Maciej Blada — an alumnus of our school — offered warm words of support, while Ms. Barbara Konieczna encouraged students to be brave in facing challenges and not to fear mistakes, as they are a natural part of growth. Ms. Ewa Szczypiór extended her best wishes to the students while also thanking teachers and school staff for their daily dedication and effort.
The Head, Joanna Wojtynek, highlighted the students’ outstanding academic and sporting achievements, as well as their involvement in activities such as volunteering for the State Museum Auschwitz-Birkenau. She proudly announced that the school’s alumni register already contains over 10,000 entries, and the last student to be entered this year was Amelia Zając.
During the ceremony, special distinctions were awarded — five students were entered into the School’s Golden Book for outstanding achievements: Tomasz Blacha, Marta Pilszek, Jakub Kudelski, Mariusz Grabowski, and Michał Natkaniec. Numerous book prizes and diplomas were also presented for academic, athletic, artistic, and social accomplishments, including involvement in the Kruczkowski Theatre and Arts Group, volunteering, participation in the school flag squad, competitions and olympiads, and organizing school events.
The Kruczek Artistic Group under the supervision of Ms. Anna Mirowska also performed during the ceremony, presenting “A Million Dreams,” creating a truly emotional atmosphere.
The Head extended special thanks to parents for their support and engagement in school life, including helping organize events such as the prom. Gratitude was also expressed to the class tutors of the graduating classes.
The outgoing Student Council President, Krzysztof Suchan, also addressed the audience, thanking the Head, teachers, parents, staff (especially our wonderful janitor - Krysia), classmates, and the city for fostering a supportive environment for learning and development.
After the presentation of certificates to seven classes, commemorative school badges, and graduation caps, the artistic part prepared by the graduates themselves took place. Performances included:
Marta Pilszek and Paulina Fyda – “Sailor Song” (Gigi Perez), accompanied by the school rock band (Michał Majchrzak, Krzysztof Wiśniewski, Tomasz Warzocha, Konrad Dawid)
Kasia Tokarska and Emilka Jamka – “Somewhere Only We Know” (Keane)
Finale: “We Are the Champions” (Queen) performed by Michał Majchrzak, Tomasz Warzocha, Krzysztof Wiśniewski, Konrad Dawid, and Melania Lowne-Hughes
The technical team played an invaluable role: Kuba Szwed, Bartosz Stroiński, Szymon Jędrzejak, and Paweł Czerwik. The photo coverage was prepared by Ola Kowalczyk, Tosia Wrońska, and Zuzia Letza. The ceremony was hosted by Karolina Giel, Patryk Gibała, and Janek Psiuk, in cooperation with Matylda Mikotowicz and Nadia Stabla.
At the end of the event, parents prepared a delicious reception, which was a warm conclusion to this special day.
We sincerely thank everyone involved in organizing this beautiful and moving ceremony. To this year’s graduates, we wish you the very best of luck in your exams and the fulfillment of all your dreams and future plans!

 

On April 23, 2026, our school held a special farewell ceremony for fourth-year students. This day marked their last day of classes — a time filled with emotion, memories, and meetings with teachers, form tutors, and younger classmates.
The fourth-year students completed their school journey within the walls of our “Kruczek” school to the sound of a long, symbolic bell. This was accompanied by a beautiful tradition — younger students threw “lucky notes” at the graduates, believing they would bring them good fortune during the upcoming final exams, which they will take in just over a week.
We are incredibly proud of you — of your achievements, commitment, and the fact that you have grown into such valuable young people. Thank you for the years we have spent together and for allowing us to accompany you on this important journey.
From the bottom of our hearts, we wish you the best of luck in your exams and the fulfillment of all your plans and dreams. We are keeping our fingers crossed for you!