We recommend the article "1990: The year when Europe as we know it today was born" by Dr Łukasz Kamiński, which appeared on wiez.pl. The text was written as part of the project "1990 / Year One. The democratic transformation in former Eastern Bloc countries" carried out by "Krzyżowa" Foundation for Mutual Understanding in Europe as a part of program "Europe for Citizens - Memory of European Past" and is co-financed by European Commission.
(…) Our memory of the fall of communism is dominated by the events of 1989. We remember the round table in Poland, the 'Baltic chain', the fall of the Berlin Wall and the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia. Meanwhile, many key events took place in the following year.
Read more: Project "1990 / Year One". An article by dr Łukasz Kamiński on the wiez.pl portal
More than 600 students, representatives of all primary schools in Oleśnica, visited Krzyżowa from 31st May to 9th June as part of the project "Good school - better student". The students were learning and having fun together, developing their interests and realizing contents connected with educational and professional consulting.
After the classes, each group of students could integrate by a common campfire. Pupils and teachers from Olesnica will be invited to another cycle of classes within the framework of alternative forms of education in the new school year.
The project is implemented in partnership with the municipality of Olesnica and with great support from the Olesnica Local Government Education Team.
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In June, third, fourth and sixth graders from the Primary School in Grodziszcze took part in biodiversity workshops as part of the project "Food - from tradition to modernity". The main topic of the workshop was the importance of pollinators, among which bees play an important role as they are responsible for pollinating plants which constitute about one third of our food.
During the classes, participants built insect houses, which were placed on the Foundation's premises. They also learned about factors upsetting the natural balance in the environment, leading to the extinction and thus rapid decline of bee populations, such as the use of pesticides, fertilisers, GMO and non-renewable energy sources.
Read more: A flower meadow for bees - cooperation with Dekoria.pl
In June, third, fourth and sixth graders from the Primary School in Grodziszcze took part in biodiversity workshops as part of the project "Food - from tradition to modernity". The main topic of the workshop was the importance of pollinators, among which bees play an important role as they are responsible for pollinating plants which constitute about one third of our food.
During the classes, participants built insect houses, which were placed on the Foundation's premises. They also learned about factors upsetting the natural balance in the environment, leading to the extinction and thus rapid decline of bee populations, such as the use of pesticides, fertilisers, GMO and non-renewable energy sources.
Read more: A flower meadow for bees - cooperation with Dekoria.pl
