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Music, Friendship, and Culture Without Borders – A Special Visit from a Choir from České Budějovice
22.06.2026 19:55
Today (June 15), we had the pleasure of welcoming an exceptional choir from České Budějovice, which delighted our entire school community with its outstanding performance. The artists presented a rich repertoire that included both beautiful Czech songs and pieces performed in Polish, which was a particularly pleasant and moving surprise for everyone.
The event began with a presentation of our school prepared by students, who proudly introduced our guests to the daily life and traditions of I LO. The visitors were also greatly impressed by a performance from our school theatre group, “zThemaskowani,” whose show was met with an enthusiastic reception from the audience.
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the students of Class 2m for their commitment to organizing the event, and to Class 3d1 for taking excellent care of our guests and creating such a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
It was a meeting filled with music, kindness, and international cooperation that will remain in our memories for a long time. We are delighted that we could spend this special time together and hope that today’s visit will mark the beginning of many more inspiring encounters in the future.
Thank you for visiting, and see you again! ❤️🎶
Excellent Performance by Our Students at the 3rd IKO Nakamura European Championships! 🥋🏆
22.06.2026 19:54
Białystok, June 13–14, 2026
We are proud to announce the achievements of our students at the 3rd IKO Nakamura European Championships.
After the first day of competition, on June 13, the following student achieved an excellent result:
🥋 Brygida Janosz (Class 3d1) – 4th place
Our school was also represented by Julia Kłakus from Class 3d2, who competed courageously against some of the best athletes from across Europe, gaining valuable experience on the international stage.
These are outstanding results achieved in a highly competitive tournament that brought together leading karate practitioners from all over Europe. We congratulate our representatives on their determination, sportsmanship, and impressive performances on the tatami.
More competitions and exciting matches still lie ahead for the athletes. We are keeping our fingers crossed for their upcoming performances and wish them the very best in future competitions!
👏 Congratulations to Brygida and Julia! We are proud of their achievements and grateful for the way they represented our school with excellence and dedication. 🥋🇵🇱🏆
Photo: Tyski Klub Karate
National ROAD2SUM Competition
22.06.2026 19:46
On June 11, the ceremonial final of the second edition of the National ROAD2SUM Competition, organized by the Medical University of Silesia in Katowice, took place.
We are delighted to announce that three third-year students — Weronika Kwaśnica (Class 3d3), Milena Szlag (Class 3d3), and Marta Dawidowska (Class 3m) — earned the title of laureates in the competition!
Weronika Kwaśnica won this year's edition, achieving a perfect score of 100%. As a result, she received the main prize — the Golden Index of the Medical University of Silesia in Katowice, guaranteeing her the opportunity to enroll in a degree program of her choice offered by the university.
Milena Szlag also achieved an outstanding result, scoring 97%. As a Competition Laureate, she will receive additional points in the admission process to the Medical University of Silesia.
Marta Dawidowska scored 87%.
After the official ceremony, the students took part in workshops where they had the opportunity to step into the role of medical professionals and try their hand at fields such as anesthesiology, cardiology, otolaryngology (ENT), surgical suturing, and other practical medical activities.
We warmly congratulate Weronika, Milena, and Marta on this remarkable achievement and wish them continued success in the future!
More information is available on the Medical University of Silesia website.
History, Dwarfs and the Africanarium – A Day Full of Experiences in Wrocław
12.06.2026 21:50
Although the morning weather forecast was not encouraging, students from Class 2e did not let it discourage them and set off as planned for a trip to Wrocław. The changeable weather turned out to be only a backdrop for a day full of experiences, during which participants explored the history, culture, and modern character of the capital of Lower Silesia.
The program of the trip was packed with attractions. Students visited the Panorama of the Battle of Racławice, admired the landmarks of Ostrów Tumski, strolled through Nowy Targ Square and the Market Square, and explored the rich collections of the Ossolineum.
While wandering through the historic city center, they had the opportunity to admire Wrocław’s unique architecture, cross numerous bridges and islands, and try to spot as many of the famous Wrocław dwarfs hidden throughout the city as possible.
The final highlight of the trip was a visit to the Wrocław Zoo and its Africanarium, which provided unforgettable impressions and allowed students to observe fascinating wildlife up close.
We returned home tired but filled with positive emotions, new experiences, and memories that will stay with us for a long time.
I LO Volunteers in Action at the Silesian Special Olympics Meeting
12.06.2026 21:48
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Today, volunteers from Classes 1c and 1d2 of our high school, under the supervision of Joanna Gałka and Anna Kasprzak, took part in organizing the 28th Silesian Special Olympics Cross-Country Running Meeting – Tychy 2026.
From early morning, our students actively supported the event preparations. Their responsibilities included setting up sports equipment, assisting with the sound system and music arrangements, and distributing meals to participants. The volunteers also helped with race timing and ensured the smooth operation of the competition throughout the day.
One of the most meaningful aspects of their involvement was supporting the athletes directly—helping them prepare for their races, offering encouragement before the start, and accompanying them along the course.
The event was filled with excitement, sporting spirit, and mutual kindness. Once again, our students demonstrated their ability to engage in activities that require responsibility, empathy, and teamwork.
We are proud that the young people of our school represent our community through such meaningful initiatives and wholeheartedly support the athletes of the Special Olympics. ❤️
Their dedication and enthusiasm made a valuable contribution to the success of this special event and reflected the true spirit of volunteering and inclusion. 👏🌟