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The History of the School |
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In the 1960s the developing copper industry required highly qualified workers. This brought on the decision of establishing proper schools. On the 1st of September 1964 three schools for future miners opened: - Trade School, - Technical School of Ore Mining, - Technical School of Mining for adults. Establishing the association of schools was a great event since it was the second high school in Lubin. From the very beginning the school developed very fast and every year the number of pupils grew. In 19963 the school had 207 pupils, a year later 723 and in 1965 1303. on the 30th of October 1973 the school received its banner founded by the management of KGHM and was named after Bolesław Krupiński. The 1990s brought more changes. On the 1st of September a new school was started – the Third Lyceum which broadened the offer of the specializations. For many years the association of schools in Kościuszki Street was one of the biggest schools in the region. Pupils who graduated from our school work in important positions of council administration, state offices and, of course, KGHM. Among the teachers we have the pedagogues who were awarded for their outstanding achievements at work. Our pupils also win numerous prizes in knowledge and sports competitions.
The School Today The school consists of: - The Technical School, - The Comprehensive Lyceum, - The Trade School, - The Technical School for adults. The Technical School – it has 23 classes. 713 pupils are trained in the following specialisations: - technician mechanic, - technician electrician, - technician of electronics, - technician of telecommunication, - technician of mining. The Technical School for adults – it has 226 students (7 classes). Their specialisations are: - technician mechanic, - technician of commerce, - technician of mining. The Comprehensive Lyceum – it has 15 classes and 490 pupils who are educated in the following specialisations: - sports and tourism, - mathematics and physics, - biology and chemistry, - languages and the elements of European education, - culture and arts. The Profiled Lyceum – it has 181 pupils (6 classes) who are educated in the following specialisations: - formation of the environment, - administering information. - The Trade School – it has 210 pupils (7 classes) who are educated trained in the following trades: - locksmith, - salesperson and others. The association of schools has 1597 pupils altogether, 88 teachers and 19 teachers of the practical subjects. Six people work in the administration. In the three-floored building there are 60 classrooms. The school also has workshops and the gymnasium.
School Functioning Our school goes through various programmes and activities which are to motivate pupils for their own initiative, developing their interests and creating a safe and friendly atmosphere. At the moment we take part in the following programmes: - the School Programme of Prophylaxis of Youth problems, - an ecological programme ‘Establishing Nature Mainstay’, - ‘Make a Connection’ – a programme of Polish Foundation Of Children and Youth from Warsaw, - a preventive programme ‘Safe and Friendly School – without menace’, - Socrates Commenius 1. Our school also has a rescue group, school European club ‘Europe without Borders’ and pupils’ council. Musically gifted pupils are members of the school woodwind orchestra and theatre lovers prepare plays for Christmas every year. Our school supports pupils financially with various scholarships: - a scholarship from the Agricultural Agency – 47 pupils, - a scholarship for the youth living in rural areas – 80 pupils, - a scholarship from European and national funds for the youth from rural areas and small towns – 200 petitions last year - an educational scholarship from Lubin’s starosta, - a Chairman’s of Ministers’ Council scholarship.
Socrates Comenius programme is going to be led in by 11 teachers and first grade pupils: - Elżbieta Trocińska – the headmistress of the school, a teacher of chemistry, - Mirosław Romańczyk – the projects coordinator, a teacher of English, - Irmina Ziemianowicz-Śmigielska – a teacher of English, - Kinga Kot – a teacher of French, - Monika Krzeszowska – a teacher of German, - Regina Więcek – a teacher of German, - DomicelaTalarczyk – a teacher of Polish, - Ewa Kułakowska – a teacher of physical education, - Elwira Waczur – a teacher of technical subjects, - Piotr Brzeźny – a teacher of mathematics and computer studies, - Aleksander Bobowski – a teacher of computer studies, - Sebastian Wdowiak – a teacher of computer studies, - Małgorzata Bużdygan – a teacher of mathematics and computer studies. |
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