Polish Supplementary School
by Eastern European Welfare Association - EWA
About our activities / service
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Shireland Biomedical UTC
350 High Street
WEST BROMWICH
B70 9LG - 01217400824
- info@ewacic.com
- http://www.ewacic.com/en/
| Accessibility details | Fully accessible. |
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| Opening hours | 9 am to 1 pm |
Opening days
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Our school has been in operation since 2009 and is currently the largest Polish supplementary school in the region. We provide teaching and learning of Polish language, history and geography of Poland; preparing students for their GCSE and A level in Polish. Lessons are taught each Saturday in the academic year between 9.00 am and 1.00 pm. Furthermore, we provide extra curriculum activities for children in the afternoon. This include art lessons, guitar lessons, kick boxing sessions, Chess club, Scouts and Brownies.
| Staff qualifications | The staff are qualified to deliver the services of European's Welfare Association in accordance with the organisation's code of practice. |
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| Genders | All |
About the organisation
European's Welfare Association is a non-for profit community interest organisation (social enterprise CIC) focused on supporting migrants in areas of education (in ESOL, Polish on KS1, GCSE, A Levels enabling them to communication in both languages and enhance children’s identity), welfare (legal advice and support for most vulnerable European immigrants in U.K.), art and culture. Their main beneficiaries are newly arrived European nationals, who may be experiencing some level of social exclusion, unemployment, depravation and inequality. They aim to enhance their students’ academic prospects as well as to enabling first generation migrants to obtain better job opportunities and general integration in the diverse British society.
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