We take part in International CyberFair / Bierzemy udział w International CyberFair

Below you can see the presentation of our project submitted to the 2017 International CyberFair Contest organized by GlobalSchoolNet.org. Poniżej przedstawiamy prezentację naszego projektu, który zgłosiliśmy do międzynardowowego konkursu "International CyberFair" organizowanego przez portal GlobalSchoolNet.org.

The Cup of Beskids/Puchar Beskidów

A team representing Janusz Korczak High School No. 5 in Tarnów, won the first place in Informatical Cup of Beskids in category "Project" during the contest, which took place 4th March 2017. THe contest was organized by Group of Secondary Schools of Technology and Commerce in Bielsko-Biała.Our representatives faced up with: the creators of: a self-propelled robot, electronic model of the solar system, digital system for checking the presence, an interactive calendar based on Arduino system and Newton ramp equipped with electronic sensors. The prize of this contest was flight
 by glider over Bielsko- Biała, a tablet for the school and the cup. The delegation, which consisted of

You may use this interactive map to see the images created witin our project.
Zachęcamy do skorzystania z tej mapy interaktywnej, dzięki której można zobaczyć zdjęcia, które powstały w ramach projektu Permeation-Przenikanie, nałożone na mapę Tarnowa.

Information about our multimedia exhibition "Permeation" and about our quest to restore the memory of the Jewish community of Tarnow were published in the Gazeta Krakowska newspaper (the article was entitled "On the trail of Tarnow's Schindler") on 16 November 2016 and in the TEMI newspaper on 14 December 2016 (the article enttiled "Tarnow had his Schindler"). You may see those articles below.


Informacje o naszym wspólnym przedsięwzięciu, multimedialnej wystawie "Permeation - Przenikanie" oraz o chęci przywrócenia pamięci o lokalnych bohaterach, znalazły się 16 grudnia 2016r w Gazecie Krawkowskiej "Na tropie Schindlera z Tarnowa" oraz 14 grudnia 2016 w Gazecie Temi "Tarnów miał swojego Schindlera". Serdecznie zapraszamy do zapoznania się z artykułami.

The interview in Radio Krakow / Wywiad w Radiu Kraków

   During the continuation of our project, we discovered an important person for local history. This figure was Julius Madritsch. We called him "tarnowski Schindler". We provided informations about him in an interview for Radio Krakow, which showed up on 29 November 2016.

David Becker- his history

 The sculpture in Tarnow's Jewish Cemetery/
Pomnik na Tarnowskim Cmentarzu Żydowskim

In Israel, we met the daughter of David Becker, a famous sculptor who lived in Tarnów before the Second World War. She told us her father's story. Before the war he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow, then, when the war started, he found refuge in Russia. When the war ended and he came back to Tarnów, he didn't find any of Jewish Synagogues as they had been destroyed by the Germans. All he could see was ruins. He used a piece taken from the ruins of the Jubilee Synagogue to make a monument that commemorated the 25 thousand Jews who had been killed during World War II.

Relacja z prezentacji na temat wyjazdu do Izraela.

At the end of November Kasia, Agnieszka and Kamil, who had taken part in a delegation to Israel earlier, made a presentation for other students from our class during one of the lessons. They told us about their trip to Izrael, during which they had visited the Yad Vashem Institute and David Yellin College. Also, they told us about lessons in Harel High School and meeting with Amira Gal who told them about a history of her father David Becker, the author of the monument in Tarnow Jewish cemetery, and about the origin of that monument too.
 
They visited numerous landmarks: the Wailing Wall, Mount Herzl, Dead See and Ein Geddi kibbutz. They also visited Jerusalem. We could see photos of Stations of the Cross, Mount of Olives, Getsmania and Basilica of The Holy Sepulchre.