This November our annual Czech Day was held at our school for the third time. Throughout the entire day the students devoted themselves to topics related to the Czech language, Czech history and culture.
First, we all gained extra energy by tasting some popular Czech dishes. Our culinary enjoyment was followed by a variety of workshops. Students from the Department of Bohemian Studies at UPOL prepared a programme for children who speak Czech as their second language. Their colleagues from the History Department, in turn, prepared a presentation about the November events of 1989, which they introduced to our oldest pupils through stories of specific personalities.
Pupils also delved into the depths of time when creating coats of arms. They enjoyed activities based on books and stories as part of the reading workshops, competed in the battle to become ISO tic-tac-toe king, and sang during the music workshop.
We spent the afternoon relaxing: after a break outside, everyone settled down to watch Czech films, fairy tales and cartoons. Time flew by and before we knew it, it was the time for the final assembly and rounding off yet another successful ISO Czech Day!
Thank you to all who have contributed to this event and a special thank you to UPOL students for organising such brilliant workshops.
Want to see what our Czech Day looked like? Scan the QR code or visit our Instagram: ischool_olomouc .
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