Showing posts with label High school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label High school. Show all posts
Monday, September 19, 2011
The Interesting Drainage Pipe
Saturday, September 17, 2011
The Colourful Angels
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Graduation Season
Monday, April 11, 2011
A Cultural Presentation
Cultural differences is a great topic to talk about. Poland and the UK are only separated by 900 miles yet there are many subtle differences that divide the 2 nations. British people always queue for things, Polish people simply don't; British people say 'hi' to their friends, Polish guys will always shake hands; Polish people pull their bottom eyelid down when they don't believe you, British people rub their chins...the list is endless and always fascinating!
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Back at School
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Poetry 180
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High school students and some of their teachers celebrated National Poetry Month by sharing poems and readings in the community room of the Thomas Crane Library. A few teachers and students had their Poetry 180 books with them. Poetry 180 is an initiative from the Library of Congress to present 180 contemporary poems (one for each day of the school year) for high school students to listen to or to read every day. Why Poetry 180? Hearing a poem every day, especially well-written, contemporary poems that students do not have to analyze, might convince students that poetry can be an understandable, painless and even eye-opening part of their everyday experience. Click here for more information. The library teacher, Ms. Tierney, is totally immersed in her poem here. The world needs more poets and poetry.

High school students and some of their teachers celebrated National Poetry Month by sharing poems and readings in the community room of the Thomas Crane Library. A few teachers and students had their Poetry 180 books with them. Poetry 180 is an initiative from the Library of Congress to present 180 contemporary poems (one for each day of the school year) for high school students to listen to or to read every day. Why Poetry 180? Hearing a poem every day, especially well-written, contemporary poems that students do not have to analyze, might convince students that poetry can be an understandable, painless and even eye-opening part of their everyday experience. Click here for more information. The library teacher, Ms. Tierney, is totally immersed in her poem here. The world needs more poets and poetry.
Monday, May 5, 2008
Center For Technical Education
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This building will be demolished in about a years time to make way for the second building that will be part of the new Quincy High School and Technical Center. School is in session throughout the construction.

This building will be demolished in about a years time to make way for the second building that will be part of the new Quincy High School and Technical Center. School is in session throughout the construction.
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
North Quincy High School
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
SAT on Saturday
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Colourful School!
This is the colourful 'graffiti' wall in the playground of High School Number One...which is situated in the centre of the Old Town of Toruń. I wouldn't be surprised if the staff...encouraged some of their own students to paint the wall. The result is very colourful and impressive...and is
a good way to allow some of the local graffiti artists to display their fine talents.Graffiti is a problem in Toruń...especially when you get the ugly signature tags desecrating famous buildings and monuments. However, some graffiti IS very good...and I do like it when local establishments such as High School Number One encourage talented graffiti artists to show how good they really are. More examples of good graffiti talent to come later on here at Toruń Daily Photo!
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