Our school’s activity room has recently turned into a vibrant, creative, and eco-friendly space—thanks to the inspiring efforts within the international Erasmus+ project “From Waste to Art – Inclusion Through Art” (Project No: 2023-2-TR01-KA220-SCH-000170114), funded by the European Union.
In the run-up to Easter, children in the after-school club took part in a series of fun and meaningful workshops, where they created Easter decorations using recycled materials—proving that creativity and caring for the environment can go hand in hand.
Under the guidance of Ms Izabela Strzałka and Ms Elżbieta Adamiec, second-grade students crafted a charming Easter bunny out of paper rolls, which now decorates the classroom doors.
Meanwhile, Ms Małgorzata Jabłecka-Szmigiel and Ms Ewa Ułamek helped the children plant cress in yellow recycled egg containers, combining nature with upcycling in a brilliant springtime display.
Third-grade students joined their parents for a Family Easter Workshop, where they created beautiful wreaths and hanging Easter bunnies for windows and doors. The session was organised by Ms Karolina Marek, Ms Marta Felczak, Ms Sylwia Czarnocka, and Ms Katarzyna Zawada.
A special highlight came from our special needs activity room, newly established for the 2024/2025 school year. Under the guidance of Ms Bożena Leszczyńska and Ms Karolina Stańczyk, children with special educational needs planted cress and oats in recycled pots, cared for their plants daily, and proudly watched them grow for the holidays. They also made colourful Easter palms using newspapers, cups, straws, and foil—decorations full of heart and dedication.
👏 Congratulations to all our creative students and dedicated teachers for their beautiful Easter masterpieces!
This was a wonderful lesson in creativity, collaboration, and environmental respect—an unforgettable way to celebrate the season and the values at the core of our Erasmus+ project.
