Introducing etiquette into the school curriculum is crucial for the proper development of future generations. Etiquette is not just a set of rules about good manners, it is the basis for creating harmonious relationships between peers and adults. Etiquette, which includes rules of kindness and respect, helps students adapt to the school environment and build positive relationships with peers and teachers.

Differentiated teaching is a pedagogical approach that recognizes and responds to different needs, interests, abilities and learning styles. It is very dynamic and flexible, and requires exceptional commitment and creativity from the teacher. That is why it has good results in practice, because it raises the quality of education to a new level.

Our teachers will apply a variety of differentiated teaching strategies, to ensure that each student progresses at their own pace and reaches their full potential.

The basic principles of this type of teaching include the following elements…

Although it has been around for more than 100 years, school gardens are a relatively new concept in our country.

They are increasingly being talked about as good models of education in the field of topics related to ecology, environmental protection, climate change, food production – but the practical implementation of this concept is what is yet to be expected.

A school garden is an outdoor classroom where theory and practice are combined. In it, students are introduced to natural processes through practice and play, learn cooperation and patience, and acquire healthy lifestyle habits.

The process of learning in the school garden gives children a broader view of the world, the opportunity to look at all the connections that exist in nature and to see their importance in that connection, that circle, that food chain.

How do we know if the school our child attends is the right one? How and when to assess whether it might be better to change schools?
We choose a school on the basis of available information, which can be semi-information, on the basis of other people’s impressions, which are not our impressions and can be very biased, on the basis of one or two short stays in the same, often without getting to know the primary teacher.

Why are outdoor activities important for children?
In the open air, children are more and more intensely physically active, so they can develop and improve all
their motor potential.

Spending time and playing in nature also has an impact on creativity. Children often have to discover and invent for themselves what and how they can play. Outdoor activities also affect the awakening and further development of both intellectual and social abilities. Open space, even when familiar, is always full of novelty and as such provides significant cognitive stimulation, and if the activity takes place in a group then children learn to cooperate, communicate and be adaptable.

How to help your preschooler prepare for first grade.
Talk to your child more often and longer than you have talked before. Try to find out how
he feels and thinks about starting the first grade. From these conversations you will find out if something is bothering him, and after that you will find a way to dispel that “torment”. Trust yourself, but don’t run away from the advice of those people who are professionally engaged in education, upbringing and who provide psychological support to children.

When we talk and write about safety in schools, the situation is very serious and quite discouraging. The reasons for this are varied and numerous. However, it seems that the most adverse impact on young people comes from the bad examples they are exposed to on online platforms, social networks and video games, as well as from influences from all other media, which are not controlled to the extent necessary. This major and globally present problem is becoming even greater. Our approach to the problem of violence is systematic, comprehensive and based on prevention.

The right answers to the big questions are always simple! Yes, it’s possible! We just need to explain to ourselves, and then to our children, why knowledge is important and what mobile phones are actually for!
Every knowledge we acquire, becomes a part of us and as such continues to live and grow in us and make us better and more valuable, and then as we grow up we become more confident, satisfied and happier because of that…