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The document introduces the town of Jablunkov located in Poland, Czech Republic, and Slovakia. Some key facts about the town include that it has a population of around 7,000 inhabitants and is situated in a valley surrounded by the Beskidy Mountains. It hosts an annual folk festival celebrating the culture and features homemade food, dancing, and music. The mountains provide various recreational activities in both summer and winter seasons. The document also describes the local school located in Jablunkov which teaches 230 students from surrounding villages in multiple languages.
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- 1. Hello friends! We would like to introduce the town where our school is located and its beautiful surroundings
- 3. • It is a small town situated on the east of the Czech Republic • It has about 7 000 inhabitants • There is a lovely square with lots of restaurants, cafes, pizzerias and small shops • Every year we celebrate a special folk festival „Gorolski Święto – Highlander
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- 5. Museum of the II World War Convent Sanatorium Sanatorium
- 6. • It is the biggest folk festival in our region • It lasts three days • Folk dancing groups and bands from all over the world come here to have a performance • It is time for meeting friends and family reunions • You can buy only home-made food and
- 8. We live in a valley surrounded by the Beskidy Mountains. Summer • hiking • mountain biking • wide variety of trailing paths • beautiful views • many chalets and wooden cottages Winter • winter sports • skiing routes, ski slopes, ski lifts We live in a valley surrounded by the Beskidy Mountains. Summer • hiking • mountain biking • wide variety of trailing paths • beautiful views • many chalets and wooden cottages Winter • winter sports • skiing routes, ski slopes, ski lifts
- 9. Jablunkov is located in the valey among the Beskidy mountains
- 12. • It is the biggest winter event in our region for children of Polish minority schools • They are Olimpic games for children at the age of 6-15 • More than 500 skiers participate in the games • It is the biggest winter event in our region for children of Polish minority schools • They are Olimpic games for children at the age of 6-15 • More than 500 skiers participate in the games
- 14. • 230 pupils from surrounding villages attend our school • Pupils are at the age of 6-15 • It is the Polish minority school in the Czech Republic • We learn Polish, Czech, English, German and Russian languages • We like sport, music, craft, art, science and
- 16. View of our school Front Back In winter
- 18. • It is one of the largest and most important national park not only in the Beskidy Mountains, but also in the Czech Republic, an area of almost 170 ha. • It is one of the largest and most important national park not only in the Beskidy Mountains, but also in the Czech Republic, an area of almost 170 ha.
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