History workshops - Instytut Pileckiego

The history workshops listed below are intended for elementary school grades 7 and 8, as well as high school students. They are based on topics related to 20th-century history and Polish language education, while also extending beyond the standard school curriculum.

We particularly encourage history and Polish language teachers, as well as religion, ethics, and homeroom teachers, to register their groups for the workshops, as teaching about the history of totalitarian regimes also involves addressing complex social issues.


We invite you to visit the permanent exhibitions at the Gallery in Dom Bez Kantów, located at 11 Krakowskie Przedmieście, either with a guide or independently. Here you can learn more about the wide range of activities organized by DBK.


ALL CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS ARE FREE OF CHARGE

Reservations: https://bit.ly/pileckiedu

Contact: edu@instytutpileckiego.pl

Workshops for elementary school grades 7 – 8 and high school students

  • Witold Pilecki – Soldier of the Republic of Poland

    Witold Pilecki – Soldier of the Republic of Poland

    We invite you to a workshop dedicated to the turbulent era of the two world wars, during which the Institute’s patron, Witold Pilecki, lived. As a soldier, he took part in these struggles while serving in as many as seven military units. What were these units called, where did they fight for Poland, and which medals was Pilecki awarded? You will learn all this and more during our workshop!

  • This War of Mine – Workshop with board game

    This War of Mine – Workshop with board game

    Based on a board game that has won numerous international awards from the gaming community and has been discussed in educational and social contexts, we have developed workshops that address challenging parenting issues.

  • I Would Like a Paraguayan Passport

    I Would Like a Paraguayan Passport

    The exhibition presents the remarkable story of Polish diplomats who, in cooperation with Jewish organizations, issued illegal Latin American passports to European Jews.

  • A World of Inverted Values

    A World of Inverted Values

    During workshops held throughout the exhibition - which tells the story of Poles murdered for helping Jews during the German occupation - students will learn about the realities of the occupation in Poland and the biographies of selected individuals commemorated as part of the “Called by name” program.

  • The Polish Odyssey – Documentary Movie and Workshop

    The Polish Odyssey – Documentary Movie and Workshop

    Movie “The Polish Odyssey” (Pilecki Institute, 2024) is a moving story of the courage and sacrifice of the soldiers of the 2nd Polish Corps.

  • Post-war Dilemmas

    Post-war Dilemmas

    We invite you to a workshop that allows students to explore the challenges and history of a generation shaped by the Second World War.

  • Documentary Film Screenings, Together With Workshops

    Documentary Film Screenings, Together With Workshops

    The Pilecki Institute is a producer of documentary films. We invite organized groups to book screenings. Those interested can take part in film-based history workshops.