K1, K2, G1
G2 to G5
G6 to G8
HS 0
HS1, HS2
DP1, DP2

Książki

Updated list of Books for the upcoming Academic Year will be posted soon.

PYP Coursebooks 2025/2026

Below is a list of books students are required to own at the beginning of the school year.

K1
Polish Textbooks (mandatory for all students attending K1)

(Available for purchase in all bookstores)

    • Kolekcja indywidualnego rozwoju (Publisher: NOWA ERA)

 

  • Policzanki 4+
  • Wypatrywanki 4+
  • Rysowanki 4+

K2
Polish Textbooks (mandatory for all students attending K2)

(Available for purchase in all bookstores)

  • Dzieciaki w akcji – zestaw dla 5-latków (Publisher: NOWA ERA)

P3 (G4)
Polish for Native Speakers (mandatory for Polish natives only)

(Available for purchase in all bookstores)

  • Ćwiczenia – A. Łuczak, A. Murdzek “Język polski. Między nami 4. Wersja B” (only 1 workbook) (Publisher: GWO)
  • D. Chwastniewska, Ćwiczenia ortograficzne “Ortograffiti. Miks. Poziom pierwszy”

P4 (G5)
Compulsory Reading for all P4 Students

(Available for purchase on Amazon.pl and empik.pl )

  • The Matilda Effect” by Ellie Irving – ISBN 9780552568371

Polish for Native Speakers (mandatory for Polish natives only)

(Available for purchase in all bookstores)

  • D. Chwastniewska, Zeszyt ćwiczeń “ORTOGRAFFITI. Czytam, rozumiem, piszę – wyrazy z „rz”, „ż”. Poziom pierwszy”

Polish for non-native Polish Speakers

  • Polski Krok po Kroku Junior 1 ISBN 978-83-963171-7-9

P4 (Subject Specific Books)
Spanish:

German group:

  • Textbook: Zoom Deutsch 1 – ISBN: 9780199127702
  • Workbook: Zoom Deutsch 1– ISBN: 9780199127726

These books can be purchased at the Bookland store with a discount code: 2023050009618

Other than the books listed above, the school provides the remaining Polish language textbooks.

Required reading list for Students

PYP students engage in compulsory reading of assigned books in English and Polish throughout the school year. Each grade develops their own unique reading list that aligns with their skill levels, Program of Inquiry, and curriculum. Teachers will guide students – and inform parents in the younger grades—on the reading sequence. Most books are available in the school library; however, parents may need to purchase some books or borrow them from public libraries.