Polish-Indo heritage prides

1. Presentations on Poland
2. Clay class
3. Music class
4. Art class
5. Cultural Gully
6. Jhumroo Show

 

     

 

As soon as I woke up, I realised that today was a "presentation day". That basically mean, that we were supposed to talk about our presentations about Poland in front of 450 people. It was the first time, I've ever presented something, while such many children were watching. When we reached the school about 7:30, Polish students had some time to practise what to say. Even though, everybody was really scared.  Kasia made a quiz about geography of Poland for Indian kids. Afterwards our teacher said, that it wasn't a complete disaster considering that it was our first performance in front of such a big public. When all this finished we went to an art class, where we made an Indian folder. It was great fun to play with glue and act like we were five :) The next thing was a dance and music class. On a dance class, we practiced Indian and Polish dances. During the music class we decided that on cultural evening on Friday Polish students will perform "Hej Sokoły" on a stage. That was the last thing to do at school, so we went back home. Then I took a nap and visited Vrinda's teacher, because she had her birthday. That was a reason why we were almost late to The Kingdom of Dreams - the amazing place, where we spent about five hours. At first we were just walking around to see the exhibition. But then we bought a coffee and ate "Kulfi" to that. We didn't have more time to stay in that magical place, because the tickets for a play were bought. The play was about a boy who fell in love with a girl and the music joined them. The unusual thing about this musical was that it involved viewers - e.g. we were waving the red and gold scarves and we were dancing just in front of the stage. We returned home after 10 p.m. And I was so tired, that I went straight to sleep. Thank you for a great day. By Julia Chmiel