Poland


Poland participated in the campaign with two schools. The first, located in the city of Wydminy, registered 100 children, including both the kindergarten and 6th grade. The second school, situated in Gawliki Wielkie, consisted of three classes with a total of 26 children.

 

In Wydminy, the 6th-grade class, under the guidance of their teacher, surpassed 200,000 steps by taking walks with their parents after school. The teacher also extended an invitation to parents to join for a long walk during class time, emphasizing the promotion of physical activity, healthy eating, and energy conservation. The students actively engaged by sharing photos of their gardens and healthy meals, and the preschoolers enjoyed collaborative walks that incorporated playful learning.

 

Here are some of our favorite pictures from their participation:

 

 































In Gawliki Wielkie, the students exhibited great enthusiasm for the Green Footprints Campaign. They generated numerous ideas and eagerly implemented them. The school organized walks through both the school premises and the village, allowing the children to play at the playground and learn safe street-crossing practices. Activities included the creation of posters, watching educational videos, and discussions on environmental responsibility, highlighting the significance of water and electricity conservation. The experience was enjoyable for the students, fostering both fun and valuable lessons.  

 

Also from here some pictures of their actions: