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-History -Future - Stereotypes -History -Culture -Leisure -Thanks to -Developers	-Tourism -Identity -Exhanges -Problems -Successes -Society -Opinion What may really interest you? The most unexpected facts about school < ! > There are much more girls in the school than boys. < ! >That is for sure one of the reasons of good atmosphere in the school. < ! > There are more ladies' rooms than gents in the ratio of 3 to 1. But there are still queues in ladies' rooms during breaks and this is always a good excuse for being late. < ! >There are also much more female teachers than male ones. I think it is characteristic for Polish schools. < ! > Favourite subjects are: swimming pool in first year (but only for boys), and civil defence course - first and second years. We can learn there what to do while bombing, first aid rules and some details about arms. < ! > Our wardrobes are situated on ground floor and in the place, which used to be air-raid shelter. < ! > The most popular place in the school is the school shop: "sklepik". This is a place where you can buy delicious bread rolls with pickled cucumbers, some microwave oven dishes and some cakes. This is the best place to eat something, to rest, to make homework (when you've forgotten to make it at home) and to gossip of course. The nice lady who runs the shop usually has the latest news of what happens in the school from both students and teachers' sources. < ! > Students enjoy great liberty. It is the most visible in clothing. The only restrictions are good taste and manners. < ! > In almost every classroom there are TV sets with VCRs. They are very useful because we have chance to watch e.g. some screen versions of Polish literature or documentary films. < ! > There is radio studio in the school and loudspeakers in almost every classroom. It is very useful when something has to be announced. There are some broadcasts from time to time on the occasion e.g. of St Valentine's Day, Women's Day or Sports Day. < ! > There is a very small gym on the second floor. It is said to be a sensation in whole Europe. If somebody doesn't like it, they can choose body building gym, which is really well-equipped. To sum it up I must say that the school is quite nice, teachers demanding but helpful and the whole atmosphere pleasant.

What may really interest you?
The most unexpected facts about school

< ! > There are much more girls in the school than boys.

< ! >That is for sure one of the reasons of good atmosphere in the school.

< ! > There are more ladies' rooms than gents in the ratio of 3 to 1. But there are still queues in ladies' rooms during breaks and this is always a good excuse for being late.

< ! >There are also much more female teachers than male ones. I think it is characteristic for Polish schools.

< ! > Favourite subjects are: swimming pool in first year (but only for boys), and civil defence course - first and second years. We can learn there what to do while bombing, first aid rules and some details about arms.

< ! > Our wardrobes are situated on ground floor and in the place, which used to be air-raid shelter.

< ! > The most popular place in the school is the school shop: "sklepik". This is a place where you can buy delicious bread rolls with pickled cucumbers, some microwave oven dishes and some cakes. This is the best place to eat something, to rest, to make homework (when you've forgotten to make it at home) and to gossip of course. The nice lady who runs the shop usually has the latest news of what happens in the school from both students and teachers' sources.

< ! > Students enjoy great liberty. It is the most visible in clothing. The only restrictions are good taste and manners.

< ! > In almost every classroom there are TV sets with VCRs. They are very useful because we have chance to watch e.g. some screen versions of Polish literature or documentary films.

< ! > There is radio studio in the school and loudspeakers in almost every classroom. It is very useful when something has to be announced. There are some broadcasts from time to time on the occasion e.g. of St Valentine's Day, Women's Day or Sports Day.

< ! > There is a very small gym on the second floor. It is said to be a sensation in whole Europe. If somebody doesn't like it, they can choose body building gym, which is really well-equipped. To sum it up I must say that the school is quite nice, teachers demanding but helpful and the whole atmosphere pleasant.