Polish primary and middle schools traditionally perform Nativity plays around Christmas time to recreate the story of Jesus' birth for students, parents, and the local community. The school's most recent performance took place on January 25th and featured middle school students and teachers acting out the roles of Mary, Joseph, angels, shepherds, and wise men. Many people attended and enjoyed the play for its script, costumes, decorations, and music. The school is proud to share photos from this special event.

1. 25th January 2015
It is traditional in Poland for Primary and Middle Scchools to perform
Nativity Play for the parents, siblings, schoolmates, schoolteachers and
local people associated with the school. The Nativity Play recreates
the scene of Jesus’ Birth in the stable and tells of how Mary and Joseph
were visited by the Shepherds and Wise Men. The parts of Mary,
Joseph, the Shepherds, the Angels, the Devil and the Wise Men are
played by the students. The music, carols and Christmas songs help to
capture the magic of this special time of the year.
Our school prepare and present a Nativity play every two years. This
year we performed it on 25th January and the play was prepared by
our Middle School students and three teachers. A lot of people came to
see the play. Everybody liked the script, the actors’play, the costumes,
decorations and the music. We are very proud that we can show you
some photos of this event!