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First-year students visited the historic building of the National Museum and the exhibition People and Their Ancestors.
A lecturer from the University of Chemistry and Technology used experiments to show first-year students how energy around us changes from one form to another.
During the Bankers into Schools lecture, students of 1.A and 1.B learned how to protect their personal data and money, and how to spot an internet scam.
56 students from the first and second years took part in the Přírodovědný klokan (Science Kangaroo) competition. The best result in the school was achieved by Sheila Kuru from 2.A with 81 points.
Students from the science seminar tried their hand at working with a microscope, inoculating cultures and staining specimens at VŠCHT in Prague.
Fourth-year students toured the First World War exhibition at the Army Museum Žižkov — including an immersive trench experience.
First-year students spent a week in Železná Ruda — with trips to Černé jezero (Black Lake), a talk by the Šumava National Park spokesperson, and an evening campfire.
The Czech Red Cross lent us first-aid simulators, thanks to which our students were able to use virtual reality to try out various crisis situations requiring a quick and correct response. In a realistically rendered environment, they found themselves, for example, in situations where it was necessary to give first aid to an injured person, call for help, or respond correctly in life-threatening conditions. This modern
Dear parents and students, we would like to inform you that the school office will be available from 1 to 10 July every working day, from 9:00 to 15:00. If you need to deal with administrative matters, pick up documents, or visit in person for any other reason, we will be happy to assist you during these hours. To
On Wednesday, 29 April, the graduating students said goodbye to the school with the Last Bell ceremony, during which they had the chance to fully enjoy the whole event. The atmosphere was very relaxed yet festive, with plenty of laughter, music and good spirits. For many, it was a nice opportunity to symbolically say goodbye, for now, to lessons and the everyday school routine. The whole morning was
As part of their law class, our students went on 22 April to the CEELI Institute. Through the mutual exchange of experience among experts, innovative teaching approaches and diverse programmes, this international institute supports the rule of law in the countries where it operates. It provides interactive skills-development programmes in the field of law, led by experts and figures who are consistently committed to the rule of law.
On Wednesday 8 April, a lecture was held at our school by the leading Czech economist Mgr. Ing. Dominik Stroukal, Ph.D. on the current and popular topic of the Bitcoin phenomenon and other cryptocurrencies – how the very nature of money is changing in the digital age, how technology is changing financial freedom, and what risks and opportunities the future holds, where cash may play an ever smaller role.
As part of the Erasmus+ programme, students from Turkey and France came to visit us. We greatly appreciated the visit of the French student, who spent part of his lessons with us and actively took part in French classes. This gave our students a unique opportunity to practise the language directly with a native speaker. We also welcomed students from Turkey, to whom we were able to show how
Our school once again took part in the popular Math Kangaroo competition this year. A total of 52 students from Years 1–4 took part. In the Junior category (Years 1 and 2), 34 students competed, while in the Student category (Years 3 and 4) 19 students tested their skills. We thank all participants for their effort and enthusiasm for solving interesting mathematical problems.
This year our students took part in a ski course in Kaprun, Austria, which brought them not only great sporting experiences but also plenty of shared moments in the mountains. During the stay, they had the chance to ski on excellently groomed slopes and improve their skiing skills under the supervision of teachers and instructors. Every day was full of activity, fun and new experiences. The students enjoyed
