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This year the CSW Grade Six learners went further and queried the values and beliefs of self and society; delved into the physical, mental, social, and spiritual health of all, and explored human relationships, from families and friends to communities and cultures, in order to really get to what our rights and responsibilities are as human beings.
Our first group paved the way in that they challenged all to think beyond themselves, to become activists for the change of all humanity. Highlighting the importance of there being social justice so all may live in peace, harmony, and equality. This creative group, comprising Kazio, Hanna & Sonia wrote, directed, and filmed their own movie highlighting the need for activists.
Lubov, Pola, Vincent & Franek JP endeavored to bring attention to a long-standing issue of gender equality. That by ensuring all genders are accepted as being equal can only result in the enhancement and well-being of society. They showed how campaigns, such as for the right of women to vote to women, brought prosperity, harmony and peace to the countries that treated women equally! This group literally took their central idea out of this world, producing an interesting ‘what if…’ the planets and celestial bodies were each a gender, and our solar system treated all genders equally – that we are different yet equal.
Group number three have tried to shine light on an issue where people with disabilities and differences are not treated equally or have equal access to all opportunities. Alek, Maria, and Allie have some very interesting information and interviews to share with you, which are sure to open your eyes and minds to an issue that is seldom talked about unless it directly affects us or close ones. Bravo to this trio for showing that we are all equal and should be treated equally, no matter what!
Aparajeet, Martyna, Franek G, and Amelia from the fourth group tackled the serious topic of racial justice head on and have brought new insights and raised awareness of how our preconceived beliefs and values shape our views on different races. From racism to colorism to racial justice, these brave learners educate us on some of the worlds troubling issues that impede true and total equality amongst mankind. The comic they made will entertain and educate you at the same time, in equal measures. 😊
The grade six students were not afraid to accept and explore very serious issues that affect people the world over. They hope by sharing their research, views, movies, interviews, stories, and experiences with you, they may positively affect you to become more aware of these issues and take action to make this world a better, equal place for everyone. By learning from our past, we may plan and act in the present, to reap the bounties in the future. For us and future generations in a peaceful, prosperous, and equal world.
Our first group paved the way in that they challenged all to think beyond themselves, to become activists for the change of all humanity. Highlighting the importance of there being social justice so all may live in peace, harmony, and equality. This creative group, comprising Kazio, Hanna & Sonia wrote, directed, and filmed their own movie highlighting the need for activists.
Lubov, Pola, Vincent & Franek JP endeavored to bring attention to a long-standing issue of gender equality. That by ensuring all genders are accepted as being equal can only result in the enhancement and well-being of society. They showed how campaigns, such as for the right of women to vote to women, brought prosperity, harmony and peace to the countries that treated women equally! This group literally took their central idea out of this world, producing an interesting ‘what if…’ the planets and celestial bodies were each a gender, and our solar system treated all genders equally – that we are different yet equal.
Group number three have tried to shine light on an issue where people with disabilities and differences are not treated equally or have equal access to all opportunities. Alek, Maria, and Allie have some very interesting information and interviews to share with you, which are sure to open your eyes and minds to an issue that is seldom talked about unless it directly affects us or close ones. Bravo to this trio for showing that we are all equal and should be treated equally, no matter what!
Aparajeet, Martyna, Franek G, and Amelia from the fourth group tackled the serious topic of racial justice head on and have brought new insights and raised awareness of how our preconceived beliefs and values shape our views on different races. From racism to colorism to racial justice, these brave learners educate us on some of the worlds troubling issues that impede true and total equality amongst mankind. The comic they made will entertain and educate you at the same time, in equal measures. 😊
The grade six students were not afraid to accept and explore very serious issues that affect people the world over. They hope by sharing their research, views, movies, interviews, stories, and experiences with you, they may positively affect you to become more aware of these issues and take action to make this world a better, equal place for everyone. By learning from our past, we may plan and act in the present, to reap the bounties in the future. For us and future generations in a peaceful, prosperous, and equal world.
Justyna Rejba-Chuba – CSW Principal 
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Since the beginning of The Canadian School of Warsaw's IB adventure, the Grade 6 Exhibition has been the highlight of the academic year: the opportunity to celebrate the final stages of our beloved students PYP journey …a journey which, for many, we have had the privilege of being part of for many years. We are immeasurably proud of our 6th graders: for the creativity, commitment, and enthusiasm they have demonstrated, not just in the last few months, but throughout their schooling, and we are honoured to be able to provide a platform through which their hard work can be appreciated by a wider audience. Justyna Rejba-Chuba – CSW Principal Adam Black – CSW Vice Principal |
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