Sp1 Gostynin, Poland
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Primary School no 1 in Gostynin is a state school in central Poland with 570 students aged 5-12 across 3 preschool groups and the primary school. The school employs 45 experienced teachers and provides facilities like a gym, computer labs, and fields to support students' physical and intellectual development. It offers numerous extracurricular activities and international projects through the Comenius program to promote tolerance, integration, and learning about children's rights across Europe.
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- 5. The school provides perfect conditions for students' physical and intellectual development. It is equipped with a gym, physiotherapy room, drama classroom, football pitch, two computer labs and classrooms designed especially for each subject.
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