Every day we organize interesting additional activities that will allow children to spend their free time pleasantly and creatively. We inspire, we arouse curiosity about the world, we develop passions, because we have passions ourselves! Classes are available as part of your tuition fee.
Additional English language classes at the following levels: Movers, Flyers, B1, and B2 for Grades 1–8
The classes support the development of all language skills (speaking, writing, reading, and listening) and prepare students for official Cambridge examinations. After passing the exam, students receive internationally recognized language certificates corresponding to their level of proficiency.
A certificate confirming B2 level proficiency (upper-intermediate) allows students to receive credit for English language courses at universities in Poland, obtain exemption from final English exams (except for the eighth-grade exam and the Matura exam), and participate in university exchange programs such as Erasmus.
The B2 level is also often required by employers as proof of English language proficiency.
At our school, we guide students through all of the above-mentioned proficiency levels during additional classes: Movers, Flyers, B1, and B2.
Hosted by: Piotr Małachowski, Edyta Bojanowska and Barbara Nowosielska-Hulewicz
Zuchy for grades I-III
What are cub stars? Why do cubs say Feel? How to get the Cub Scout Badge? How to encrypt a message with a chocolate cipher? What does the command Cover, align mean? Every ZUCH will know all these secrets. Weekly meetings are a time for fun and challenges. We will learn, among other things, drill, wordless check-ins, guitar songs and making a spark in a circle. We will acquire cunning skills that we will sew on the sleeve of our uniform. The efficiency of a Fireman, Policeman, Smurf, Knight, Cook are just a few of them. Welcome to our ranks!
Hosted by: phm. Elżbieta Tomaszewska
English Story Time for grades I - III
Classes for children who enjoy fairy tales, interesting stories, and extraordinary adventures. Together, we will read books in English, discover new characters, and embark on fascinating journeys with them. These classes are about more than just reading — we will also act out scenes, draw illustrations, and create our own endings to the stories. The activities develop creativity and language skills in a natural and engaging way.
Hosted by: Agnieszka Epstein
History Hunters for grades IV-VIII
The aim of the “History Hunters” program is to develop students’ curiosity about history and their critical thinking skills. It is a unique space for young history enthusiasts, where students have the opportunity to explore the past and learn about the events, figures, and cultures that shaped our world. Topics covered include: an introduction to the history of Poland and the world, key historical events and figures, everyday life in different historical periods, legends and myths in history, as well as archaeological discoveries and their significance.
Drawing and Painting for grades IV - VI
Additional drawing and painting classes for students in Grades 4–8 are designed to develop artistic skills and creativity. Students explore various techniques such as pencil drawing, watercolor painting, pastel art, and collage. The topics of the artwork include still life, landscapes, portraits, imagination, and emotions. The classes teach patience, precision, composition, and self-expression through art. Students’ works will be presented at school exhibitions and art competitions. The classes take place in an atmosphere that encourages creative expression and individual development.
Hosted by: Katarzyna Masny
Roller Skating for grades I - III and IV - VIII
Roller skating is a dynamic activity that develops a child’s motor coordination, balance, and overall physical fitness. During classes held in the gymnasium, participants learn roller skating techniques, which also improve concentration and reflexes. Regular roller skating exercises strengthen the muscles of the legs, abdomen, and back, positively affecting overall fitness. The classes include both basic maneuvers and more advanced techniques, allowing each participant to progress at their own pace and skill level. An important part of the program is learning through play — games and movement activities on roller skates that not only teach new skills but also help integrate the group, creating an atmosphere of joy and healthy competition. Additionally, obstacle courses and slalom skating elements help develop creativity and self-confidence. It is a fantastic form of physical activity that brings great satisfaction from mastering new skills.
Chess for grades I - III and IV - VIII
Chess classes are tailored to the children’s age and skill level. Students learn the rules of chess in a friendly and understandable way — from the basics for beginners to more advanced strategies for experienced players. The classes develop logical thinking, concentration, patience, and decision-making skills. Children learn through play, chess matches, puzzles, and group discussions of games. It is an excellent form of learning and personal development in a pleasant and supportive atmosphere.
Football for Grades 1–3 and 4–8 for grades I - III and IV - VIII
Football classes take place on the school sports field. Children learn the basics of football techniques, including dribbling, passing, shooting, and teamwork. The training sessions are conducted through games and movement activities that develop coordination, speed, and endurance. The classes are accompanied by an atmosphere of healthy sports competition, with a strong emphasis on fair play, cooperation, and the joy of the game.
Hosted by: Artur Cybulski and Kamil Janiszek
Board Games for Grades 1–3 for grades I-III
The additional “Board Games” classes are a unique opportunity for students in Grades 1–3 who enjoy spending time in a friendly atmosphere while developing their skills through play.
The sessions take place in a cozy and welcoming environment, where children can take a break from everyday school responsibilities and immerse themselves in the world of board game adventures.
During the classes, children discover a variety of games — from classics such as “Ludo” and “Dominoes” to modern educational and strategy games that teach logical thinking, planning, and decision-making.
Students learn the rules of the games, practice patience, concentration, and quick thinking, while also developing teamwork skills.
A very important aspect of these sessions is learning healthy competition — children learn how to cope with both winning and losing, how to show respect to their opponents, and how to enjoy participation itself.
The games are often filled with laughter, new friendships are formed, and students have the opportunity to build positive relationships with their peers.
The classes are conducted in a relaxed atmosphere based on mutual respect, where every child feels important and appreciated.
It is a time when learning and play come together, and children learn through action and experience.
“Board Games” classes are a time of joy, cooperation, and developing passions — in the spirit of fun, while also benefiting both the mind and the heart.
Philosophical Candy Shop for grades IV-VIII
As always, during the classes we are preparing the Mazovian Philosophical Journal — currently Issue No. XX, devoted to the concept of multiverses.
This year, the “Philosophik” club is an invitation to read Sophie's World, through which we will explore different worlds, develop our imagination, broaden our knowledge, and, together with the main character, reflect on important questions.
We also invite students who would like to test their abilities in a scored philosophy competition.
P.S. You can learn more about the Philosophical Inquiry method by watching a film featuring our students. (link to the video)
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Hosted by: Anna Szymaszczyk
Explore the United Kingdom! for grades IV-VIII
What mysteries does Stonehenge hide? Why is the British flag so complicated? How do you play cricket? Where did the English language come from? Which Pole became one of the most important English writers?
We will discover all this and much, much more together during our classes on the culture of Great Britain.
The classes are intended for all Anglophiles who wish to broaden their horizons and deepen their knowledge of the culture, history, and geography of the British Isles.
Hosted by: Barbara Nowosielska-Hulewicz
Drama Club for grades IV-VIII
Discover the actor within you in the school drama club!
Are you looking for a place where you can develop your passions, build greater self-confidence, and form deeper friendships? Our school drama club is the perfect place for you!
This school year, we will work on:
– diction and voice projection, so you can speak clearly and confidently,
– body language, which will help you express emotions without words,
– teamwork skills, so that together we can…
create an English-language performance that we will present to the audience during the School Celebration Day.
Join us and experience the joy of creating and performing together on stage!
Hosted by: Barbara Nowosielska-Hulewicz and Piotr Małachowski
Land of Art for grades I-III
Art classes are creative sessions that develop children’s imagination and manual skills. During the classes, students experiment with various artistic techniques such as painting, drawing, modeling with clay, and creating collages. The classes aim not only to foster artistic development, but also to improve motor coordination, concentration, and the ability to work in a group. Children have the opportunity to express themselves through art and experience the joy of creating their own works.
Ballet classes for grades I-III and IV-VI
Ballet classes provide children with an opportunity to develop and fulfill their artistic needs. During the lessons, students learn classical dance exercises that shape the body and develop coordination, movement memory, flexibility, muscle strength, and a sense of rhythm. They also become familiar with theatrical and ballet terminology. In addition, participants have the opportunity to create dance improvisations and present their skills in group and solo performances during school shows. We invite you to join our ballet classes, which combine learning with the joy of theatrical play.
Hosted by: Anna Mrozowska
Mnemonics for grades IV-VII
This is a series of classes during which students learn various memory techniques (mnemonics) designed to make learning easier. During the sessions, we will explore the basic principles of how the brain works and learn how to use this knowledge effectively. Students will learn how to memorize information easily — after the very first class, participants will know how to remember a dozen random words in the correct order. We will apply these memorization methods to examples from school subjects so that students can use them in everyday learning, not only in primary school but also at later stages of education. The classes will also include exercises and activities that develop observation skills, imagination, and creativity. If time allows, we will practice creating mind maps — a useful tool not only for everyday learning but also for reviewing material before tests and exams.
Prowadzi: Aleksandra Pelc
Brain Teasers for Clever Minds for grades I-III
Train your brain like a muscle! Solving puzzles stimulates brain activity, strengthening concentration, memory, and logical thinking skills.
Develop creativity! Searching for unusual solutions teaches students to look at problems from different perspectives and come up with original ideas.
Practice patience and perseverance! Solving difficult tasks teaches that sometimes it is worth taking the time to find the answer — an important lesson for the future.
Strengthen social skills! Solving puzzles in groups encourages teamwork and helps build relationships.
Join us!
Hosted by: Natalia Wypyszewska
Movement Games and Activities for grades I-III
General fitness classes that help relieve stress and excess energy while improving the mood of all participants. They teach healthy competition, perseverance, and how to cope with setbacks. Through games and physical activities, children build self-confidence and strengthen their self-esteem. The classes will take place outdoors.
Hosted by: Paulina Lewandowska
SKS – School Sports Club for grades IV-VII
The School Sports Club is an initiative that allows students to develop their physical and athletic skills. As part of the club, regular training sessions, tournaments, and competitions are organized, promoting a healthy lifestyle and integration among students. The club provides opportunities to participate in various sports disciplines such as football, basketball, volleyball, handball, and athletics. Through involvement in the club’s activities, students can gain new experiences, improve their physical fitness, and learn teamwork skills.
Hosted by: Paulina Lewandowska
Conversation Academy for grades I-III
These are unique sessions for students in Grades 1–3, during which we talk about important and interesting aspects of everyday life. Each class begins with a short introduction to a topic (such as friendship, helping others, dreams, differences between people, or emotions). Students then have the opportunity to express their opinions, share their experiences, and listen to their classmates. Together, we learn how to communicate respectfully, listen to others, and solve small everyday challenges. The aim of the classes is to develop social skills, build empathy, self-confidence, and openness to the world — all in an atmosphere of fun and engaging discussions.
Hosted by: Kamila Kroszka
Fitschool for grades I-III
Technology significantly facilitates the teaching process in many subjects, yet in physical education there is still room for innovation that can make these classes even more engaging. Students choose a type of workout and then exercise by following the movements of a virtual trainer. The program was developed by the Medicover Foundation. The classes will also include relaxation techniques to help students cope with stress, improve concentration, and calm down. Pure health and well-being!
Hosted by: Kamila Kroszka
Musical Expression for grades I-III
The classes develop children’s musicality, sense of rhythm, and creativity. Participants learn cheerful songs, create simple dance routines, and have fun with music.
It is an excellent opportunity for shared fun, overcoming shyness, and building self-confidence on stage.
During the sessions, children discover the joy of singing and dancing, learn teamwork, and express emotions through movement.
Songs combined with gestures and play encourage integration, boost energy, and bring lots of smiles.
Hosted by: Anna Kapczuk
Colors and Textures for grades I-III
The classes develop children’s imagination, creativity, and all of their senses. During the sessions, students create artwork using a variety of materials such as colorful sensory masses, groats, rice, flour, and sand. Through these activities, they discover new colors, shapes, textures, and scents.
Sensory art classes encourage cooperation, allow children to express emotions freely, and bring great joy through creative expression. It is a time of imaginative play that supports relaxation and nurtures children’s natural curiosity about the world.
Hosted by: Anna Kapczuk
Land of Calm for grades I-III
During the classes, we will introduce a variety of techniques and exercises that help children cope with stress, tension, and emotions. These may include simple breathing and stretching exercises, relaxation games, and favorite activities such as painting or walking. The sessions will be accompanied by soothing sounds of nature and classical music. It is important to teach children how to relax both body and mind in a simple and enjoyable way, which will positively influence their well-being and development. Relaxation is an important skill that helps children deal with challenges and build a healthy lifestyle. Join us!
Hosted by: Natalia Wypyszewska
Factory of Ideas for grades I-III
We invite children to join our arts and crafts classes, where everyone can become a true creator! In the “Factory of Ideas,” we will draw, paint, cut, and build 3D projects. It is a time full of fun, imagination, and discovering personal talents. Each session is a new adventure, resulting in unique works created independently by the children.
Hosted by: Aneta Nowak and Filip Skorek
Polish Language Passions for grades IV - VIII
Classes designed for all lovers of the Polish language who wish to participate in the Regional Education Authority competition and the Polish Language Olympiad. Here, we will also prepare for recitation and spelling competitions. Along the way, we will play with words, create poetry, and delight in the nectar and ambrosia of language.
Hosted by: Barbara Drabik-Falecka
Canva for everyone for grades IV - VIII
Discover your creative potential and learn how to create graphic designs that will impress everyone! During our classes, you will get to know Canva — a simple and intuitive tool that will help turn your ideas into professional-looking projects. You will easily design amazing school presentations, original posters, invitations, and even your own comics or online graphics. It’s a great form of fun that develops imagination while teaching practical skills useful both at school and beyond. You do not need to know how to draw — all you need is curiosity. Join us and start your adventure with design!
Hosted by: Agata Czyrka
Kangaroo 5–6: Mathematical Challenges with a Plus for grades V - VI
During the classes, students in Grades 5–6 tackle a variety of mathematical puzzles and challenges. We invite all students who enjoy solving unconventional problems taken from various competitions and Mensa materials. The classes are designed to prepare students for the Kangaroo Mathematics Competition, while also serving as an introduction to the Regional Education Authority Mathematics Competition and the Junior Mathematical Olympiad.
Olympic mathematics for grades VI - VIII
During the classes, older students have the opportunity to solve mathematical problems and puzzles that go beyond the primary school curriculum. The classes are intended for students preparing to participate in the Regional Education Authority Mathematics Competition or the Junior Mathematical Olympiad.
Kangaroo 3–4: Mathematical Challenges for grades III - IV
During the classes, students in Grades 3–4 tackle mathematical puzzles and challenges. The classes are intended for students who enjoy solving unconventional problems. Some of the activities also help prepare students for the Kangaroo Mathematics Competition.
Recreational and Sports Activities for grades IV - VIII
During the classes, we will explore a wide range of recreational and sports games and activities (including outdoor games, activities using elements of team sports and other disciplines, as well as exercises with various equipment). These activities will put us in a joyful mood, improve our well-being, and develop both physical and mental fitness. They will also help build positive character traits, especially teamwork, cooperation, and healthy competition skills.
Hosted by: Robert Graczyk
Preparation for the Philosophy Competition for grades IV - VIII
Inquiries develop, above all, reflexivity, i.e. creative and critical thinking. This happens by appreciating children's questions and looking for a deeper answer together.
This requires participants to be open, listen carefully and take into account the opinions of others when coming up with a logical argument. Difference of opinion is valuable, but in the end it is not about the victory of someone's point of view, but a better understanding of the problem chosen by the group.
The assumption of the Philosophical Investigations program is to appreciate children's thinking, expressed by the teacher's non-interference in its content. This allows you to independently use (improve) thinking tools in building an integrated image of the world based on actively used knowledge.
The tangible result of a whole year of classes is participation in the Philosophy Competition.
Hosted by: Anna Szymaszczyk
Scout Team for grades IV-VII
If you enjoy spending time in nature, want to get involved in activities for the local community, and at the same time love trips and adventures — this is the perfect place for you!
During scouting meetings, we gain practical life skills, learn how to navigate in the field, provide first aid, and take part in activities that help others. At the same time, we earn scouting badges and skills that stay with us for life.
We try to spend as much time outdoors as possible. Let yourself be enchanted by the glow of a campfire and the experience of watching the stars from a tent. Perhaps this is also where you will meet someone who will become your lifelong friend — scouting friendships are truly long-lasting. I know this from my own experience.
Everyone interested is warmly invited to join us!
Hosted by: dh Paweł Siwa
