John Paul II Primary School no 23 and Junior High School no 11 is located in the suburbs of Kielce, Poland, which has a population of over 240,000 people. The school is named after Pope John Paul II, who was also Polish, and there is a monument of him outside the small school that has around 220 students split between primary and junior high grades. Students may begin reception class at age 6 before entering primary school at 7 and later transitioning to junior high school at age 13.

1. John Paul IIPrimaryschool no 23 and Junior High school no 11 in Kielce

2. Ourschoolissituatedinthesubburbs of Kielce. In Kielce therelivesmorethan 240 000 pople. Kielce liesinthesouth-west of Poland.

3. Ourschoolhasgotitsnameafter John Paul II. He was Polish.Thisis his monument in front of ourschool.

4. Ourschoolissmall. Onlyabout 220 student attendit.Itconsits of twogrades: PrimarySchool and Junior High School.Some of thestudentsattendreceptionclasswhentheyare 6.We go to PrimarySchoolwhen we are 7 and we start Junior High Schoolwhen we are 13.

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