Although some of Michał Gonscz’s sporting achievements are no longer the most recent, they still deserve special recognition. Michał, a student of bio and chemistry class, successfully combines a demanding academic workload with intensive sports training, proving that passion, consistency, and excellent time management make it possible to pursue ambitious goals in multiple fields.
Michał is a competitive sprint canoe athlete, specializing in the C1 (single canoe) event, and has been selected for the Polish Junior National Canoe Team. This is a significant distinction, reflecting his high sporting level and strong potential for further development.
Particularly noteworthy is the fact that Michał competes against athletes who are one year older than he is. Despite being younger, he successfully challenges the country’s top junior canoeists, achieving results that have placed him among the best young canoe athletes in Poland.
His accomplishments are an inspiring example of how dedication, perseverance, and effective organization can lead to success both in education and in sport. We congratulate Michał on his achievements and wish him continued success in his athletic and academic pursuits. 🚣‍♂️🏆📚
 

On May 28, students from our school took part in the final of the 12th edition of the Zwolnieni z Teorii Olympiad, held at the Legia Warsaw Stadium. The participants were:
Zofia Dyrbuś, Martyna Całus, Milena Wojciechowska, and Martyna Parysz from Class 2c, representing the “Social Study” project,
Marta Dawidowska, Jadzia Pyrsch, Dominika Polko, and Julia Musialska from Class 3m, representing the “HealthTalk Science” project.
The students were accompanied by their teachers, Małgorzata Pawlik-Pszczółka and Anna Zarmutek.
We are delighted to announce that all participants received the prestigious Bronze Wolf Award, presented to the best social projects carried out within the contest. An additional achievement was the “Social Study” project’s nomination for the Golden Wolf Award.
The final was not only an opportunity to celebrate many months of project work but also to connect with young people from across Poland. The students took part in inspiring panel discussions and themed activity zones, while also enjoying numerous attractions prepared by the organizers. Highlights of the program included a concert by Fukaj, a silent disco, competitions, networking zones, and meetings with participants of social projects from different regions of the country.
We would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the award-winning students and project mentors. We are proud of their commitment, creativity, and dedication to making a positive impact on others. We wish them continued success and the opportunity to further develop their passion for social engagement! 🎉🐺🏆
 

As part of the project “Improving the Quality of Educational Provision at Leon Kruczkowski First General Secondary School in Tychy”, a training course entitled “Digital Hygiene, the Use of IT Office Tools and Cybersecurity for Grades I–III” was carried out on 29 May 2026.

Twenty students from our secondary school participated in the three-hour workshop. The aim of the training was to increase participants’ awareness and competencies in the use of IT office tools, digital devices, and the risks associated with the use of cyberspace.

During the training, students learned the principles of digital hygiene. They explored the impact of screen devices and the Internet on well-being and everyday functioning. In addition, they jointly developed a school screen-use agreement promoting healthy digital habits.

The workshops also included practical activities involving the use of IT tools, including Artificial Intelligence (AI), office software such as word processors and spreadsheets, as well as simple graphic design programs.

The project is co-financed by the European Union under the European Funds for Silesia 2021–2027 Programme (European Social Fund Plus – ESF+), within Priority FESL06.00 – European Funds for Education and Measure FESL.06.02 – General Education.
 

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On May 26, 2026, special classes were held in the school auditorium as part of the “Education with the Military” program, jointly organized by the Ministry of National Education and the Ministry of National Defence.
The program aims to increase young people’s awareness of safety and to prepare students to respond appropriately in emergency situations. As part of the initiative, soldiers conducted special three-hour theoretical and practical training sessions for students of our school.
During the workshops, participants gained knowledge and practical skills connected with
safety rules and civil protection,
emergency alerts and evacuation procedures,
providing first aid.
Two hours of the program consisted of practical workshops led by soldiers, while the third hour was devoted to a meeting with a veteran of foreign missions, who shared his experience and spoke about military service abroad.
Participation in the program was a valuable lesson about responsibility, safety, and cooperation in situations requiring quick action.
 

On May 21, 2026, the first group of students from our school took part in first aid training. The classes are conducted by qualified paramedics who provide students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary in life- and health-threatening situations.
Another group of students will participate in the training on May 28, 2026.

The training is organized as part of the project “Enhancing the Educational Offer at the Leon Kruczkowski Secondary School in Tychy” and is carried out by the Training Center of “Śródmieście” Sp. z o.o., based in Tychy at 12 Piłsudskiego Street.
Participation in the classes is a valuable opportunity for young people to gain practical skills that may help save another person’s health and life.

 

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