Primary School Fr. Plamínkové with extended language teaching in Prague 7 - Františka Křížka 490

I give 1 because 0 doesn't work.

I go to school every day. I like to go to school. I just go to lunch that I like.

By not being headed by Koudela, the school under Maceckova is once again gaining the same level as for Hurychova

10/10, although I only went to this school in the first grade in 2008-09, but I only remember it in a good way.

Beautiful school building from 1886 served as a school for girls, then the Reich Police warehouse, German school, after the war connected with a real grammar school, now a school with extended language teaching

The impressive school building was built in 1886 by the Prague municipality in what was then Vinařská Street and served as a girls' school. Unfortunately, the first chronicles of the school were lost during World War II. Other survivors are dated to 1940. Until the end of World War II, the school was German. In 1945, the 9th Class was reintroduced. In May 1956, the first exchange trip took place abroad. Since then, there has been a long tradition of exchange tours, which the school continued in the 1990s. Františka Plamínková was a Czech politician, journalist and organizer of the Czech, Czechoslovak and international women's movement, but above all a person with great social feelings. She was born in 1875 in the small village of Kostelsko near Rovensko pod Troskami. In September 1938, she wrote an open letter to A. Hitler, in which she defended President Edvard Beneš. On September 1, 1939, she was first arrested and executed during the Heydrichiads. The impressive school object was built in 1886 by the Prague municipality in the former Vinařská Street and served as a school for girls. The first school chronicles were unfortunately lost during World War II. Others preserved dates back to 1940. It was the German school until the end of World War II. In May 1956, the first exchange trip abroad took place. Since then, there has been a long tradition of exchange tours that the school has established back in the 1990s. Františka Plamínková was a Czech politician, journalist and organizer of the Czech, Czechoslovak and international women's movement, especially a great person with a deep social awareness. She was born in 1875 in the small village of Kostelsko nearby the beautiful village Rovenska pod Troskami (almost in the center of an awesome Bohemian Paradise). In September 1938 she wrote an open letter to Adolf Hitler, in which she defended former president Edvard Benes. On September 1, 1939, she was arrested and was executed for Heydrich cruel reign in Czech.

I do not know how today, but a few years ago (when I was in lower primary education) the worst school I can imagine. Several teachers humiliating children, treating their complexes and failing to manage pupils due to lack of authority. Terrible ratios. Studying at this school greatly affected my childhood, and it cost a lot of effort from my current grammar school instructors (which I certainly did not get thanks to the knowledge acquired at the primary school but by the accountant with my parents) to get up to school and to learn. Shame of Plamínková Elementary School

The best school in Prague, great teachers, children are very happy