We need to be watered

 

Sanitary-Epidemiological Station conducted a lecture on the meaning of water in human life, its  treatment and waste. Some students from our school attended  a presentation, visited laboratories and watched a movie about healthy eating habits.

EcoWaste4Food & Promoting health school programme

 Our students took part in a project that supports the innovative eco solutions which aim is to decrease food waste and promote more effective economy.

Promoting health school programme

Our school carry out project that promotes healthy eating habits among students. What does it mean?

• We use only natural and healthy ingredients in school canteen.

• Early years pupils eat breakfast with some hot tea in a school canteen.

• All the students receive a dose of vitamins in the form of fruit and vegetables and some milk every day

Salt Mine in Kłodawa

 As the issue of natural resources is crucial in sustainability and the location of the salt mine in Klodawa is convenient, we frequently visit that place and learn how important resources are in our life. We learn how it is explored, how it is formed and how it is processed.

OUR HOBBIES

 

• It is a title of the picnic that was organised in our school to share our hobbies and promote the idea of healthy eating habbits and lifestyle. At that event we could get to know:

• How to grow eco vegetables.

• How to plant flowers.

• How to run a bee farm.

• What to eat to be healthy.

• Buy second-hand books.

• Get to know new hobbies and passions (e.g. paragliding, sailing, crafts, knitting etc.)

Meeting with experts in BGBRG Judenburg

 On the last day of the teacher's meeting coordinators took part in classes as a form of job shadowing.  The topic of lessons was related to sustainability and it was a good occasion to observe the engagement of students in the topic  and share experience with teachers as far as teaching methods are concerned. Then teachers had workshops with experts. The subject of the first workshop was about climate change, while the other was related to reusable energy sources obtained from paper production. 

Our teachers came from the meeting with a range of new ideas.

Workshops in Judenburg

Second day in Austrian school started with a visit to a secondary school in Southwestern Styria. In that institution students are educated  how to run a wine yard and manage the company. The school is greatly sustainable as it obtains energy from solar panels and has electric car charging point. It does not use fossil fuels to heat the school but instead gains the heat from the local heat station which generates it from wood. Moreover, students run a shop where wine and dried fruit are sold. Glass bottles can be filled many times instead of buying new ones.

Moreover, teachers visited ecological pumpkin seed oil farm.  Oil is obtained in sustainable way and waste  generated in the production line is left on the field for animals or to fertilize the soil.   

Teacher's meeting in Austria

From 2nd to 4th  of October school headmistress and two coordinators participated in teachers' workshops in Judenberg, Austria. Mrs Iwona Baszczyk, Małgorzata Krzymińska and Lidia Michałowska met  project partners to discuss further project steps and take part in workshops and job shadowing in Austrian school. The meeting started with workshops in host school during which teachers dealt with crucial issues concerning the project.