Surrounded by sounds

Dagmara Blacha
Gimnazjum nr 2 im. św. Walentego w Bieruniu   
   
     Music – has been crucial to people for thousands of years. It has accompanied human civilization since the beginning, and both active creation of the music and listening to it, have been equally
important.
    We may perceive music in various ways, it may awake a range of emotions and associations, but we are all not unresponsive to music.

Sport in Bieruń

Bartłomiej Blacha
Gimnazjum nr 2 im. św. Walentego w Bieruniu


I love sport especially swimming and skiing, so I was glad when I heard that international sports activities would be among main issues of the project. I took part in some of them during the mobility in Bieruń. Unfortunately, there wasn’t much time for sport due to a variety of project tasks. We have managed to use only the sports hall. Yet our town has got a wide range of places where you can do sport.

OUR TRIBUTE TO HENNING MANKEL, by the library team.

     We would like to dedicate a few words to Henning Mankell, a writer from far away from us who became closer through his novels.

Street art: Las Meninas de Canido are exported to Europe, by Bella Jasmin Kahia González.

      'LAS MENINAS' IN CANIDO ARE EXPORTED TO EUROPE. 

Canido, in Ferrol, and Montmartre, in Paris, share nothing in common but the fact of being located on a hill at the top of the city and keeping some characteristics of the villages they used to be long ago. Those aspects create a personality of their own in both quarters.

MUSICAL MADNESS!!!

By Martyna Minik and Sonia Krzykawska ,
Gimnazjum nr 2 im. św. Walentego w Bieruniu

In 2014, four stars released their new albums. We, just like the other fans around the world, are very excited about it.

Taylor Swift's single 'Shake It Off' heralded her new album called 1989. The album appeared in October and became the best-selling album of 2014, reaching over 3,5 million copies, despite being on sale only for nine weeks.

      

COME BACK OF LOGICAL GAMES

by Paulina Sapek, Gimnazjum nr 2 im. św. Walentego w Bieruniu

 The logic and spatial games are coming back into fashion. More and more young people are moving away from the computer and play chess. At our school corridor you can see some students solving Rubik's cube.

This game was constructed over 40 years ago. It is noteworthy, as there are not many toys that last longer than a generation. Rubik, a Hungarian architect, after designing the cube realized that he couldn’t actually solve the puzzle. The cube, made up of nine colour squares on each side, can be rearranged in 43 000 000 000 000 000 000 different ways. After a month Rubik finally figured it out.