A group of our  Year 12 and Year 13 students and three teachers spent a fantastic October weekend enjoying a challenging hiking trip. Accompanied by the professional mountain guide, our students hiked the main Karkonosze Ridge (Grzbiet Karkonoski), covering 36 km of a distance with a total ascent of 1,500 m.

Students taking A levels in Fine Art, 3D Design, Photography and History of Art recently had the opportunity to see and discuss the current temporary exhibition of Ursula von Rydingsvard’s monumental organic sculptures at the Orońsko Sculpture Centre.

The Early Bird catches the worm, or in this case, wins places at one of Europe’s top Universities. 

100% of our  Year 13 students  who submitted early round applications to Bocconi University, Milan, Italy, were offered places on their chosen courses last week.

On September 28, Dr Adam Anders delivered a lecture on a thought-provoking topic: ‘The First Lie Wins: Why Artistic License Matters in Historical Fiction and Film.’ Dr Anders, with his interdisciplinary approach, investigated what made an interesting story, exploring examples from historical fiction and film.

Our students raised 3,055 PLN towards the School Without Borders PDS Project through the first bake sale of the year. All delicious cakes were made by AHS students and staff

On September 28^th, our Year 11 students, together with their  teachers from the Polish department, went on a trip to Łódź to learn more about the realm of “Promissed Land” by Władysław Reymont and its film adaptation by Andrzej Wajda.