Established 1954
The Sikorski Polish Club
5, Parkgrove Terrace
Glasgow G3 7SD
0141 339 1368

Normal opening hours
Sunday 12 noon - 11pm
(Bar opens 12:30pm)
Monday 7pm - 11pm
Tuesday closed
Wednesday 7pm - 11pm
Thursday 6pm - 11pm
Friday 6pm - 12 midnight
Saturday 12 noon - 12 midnight

 

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Staropolska Restaurant

Grzegorz Siekierski took over the restaurant last year and offers totally authentic traditional Polish cuisine at very competitive prices. The restaurant is open to members and visitors during all our normal opening hours. See the Staropolska web site for more information.

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Mira Opalinska International Quartet
Thursday 25th June 2009, 9.00pm
City Halls : Recital Room Tickets £8 from www.glasgowconcerthalls.com

Mira Opalinska (b. Rzeszow, Poland, 1982) is a highly versatile pianist based in Glasgow, Scotland. She has over fifteen years experience performing in a variety of musical settings: from classical chamber music and concertos to jazz groups and big-bands; from intimate music theatre work to large scale touring shows. Now her passion lies firmly with improvisation/jazz and in this role she regularly performs around the UK and her native Poland. In early 2008 she formed the Mira Opalinska International Quartet and later that year had the privilege of supporting fellow Pole, Tomasz Stanko.
Further information can be found on her web site at www.miraopalinska.com
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Petition to the Prime Minister
To properly acknowledge those few remaining members of the Polish Armed Forces denied their place in the Victory parade, and to recognise the valuable contribution made by Free Polish Armed Forces to the Allied effort.
Please read the full petition to the Prime Minister to Recognise the contribution of Polish Armed Forces in World War 2. petitions.number10.gov.uk/polishforces/
Unfortunately, it's only open to British citizens and residents but you probably have friends and relatives in the UK you can send this to - they don't have to be only Polish people. (Don't forget to include all the names of the people living at the address you quote.)
So please do whatever you can to make sure that our families' contributions and sacrifices will not be forgotten.
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Victory Parade in London 1946. So not to offend Stalin, no Polish soldiers were invited.
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New Polish Association for Poles in Falkirk
Although the SPK Polish Club in Falkirk recently closed, there is fresh interest in providing support for Poles in the Falkirk area.
Robert Starzynski of The United Polish Falkirk Association (UPF) says he is proud to introduce their new website.
" We have done our best to show what UPF is about, what we do and what our plans are for the future. The web is bilingual, so English or Polish you can still enjoy and benefit from it. We hope that you will find it interesting and if you would like to give us some feedback or you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact us."
www.upfalkirk.com
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Press release: Scottish Parliament Public Information Service
Free and informative resources in Polish

Our main Polish leaflets are:
In Polish Jak Parlament Szkocki moze pomóc Tobie? (Making the Scottish Parliament work for you)
A concise and colourful guide to getting involved
In Polish Jak funkcjonuje Parlament Szkocki? (How the Scottish Parliament Works)
An introductory guide to the Parliament and its work.
You can order copies of these leaflets by using our online Publications Order Form or by contacting us.
Alternatively, you can text "Polish Pack" and your address details to 07786 209 888 and we'll send you the full range of Polish materials.
Additional Polish resources can be accessed on our Polish language webpage.
Robert Doherty, Public Information Service, The Scottish Parliament
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On the trail of Scots in Northern Poland
Trev Hill moved to Olsztyn in Poland from Glasgow six years ago where he now teaches English as a foreign language. He has become interested in the history of 16th/17th Scots in the area and often finds himself visiting local places to see if he can find any remaining traces of these early Scottish migrants.
He has kindly written a short article for our web site telling the story of what he has discovered so far.
Read Trev Hill's article
Listen to BBC Radio Scotland's interview with Trev Hill on the Fred MacAulay show as part of their "30 days in Europe" theme.
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Membership NOW due for 2009/10
Membership for 2009/10 in now due. Please pay promptly as sending reminders is time consuming and costly.
You can check your membership by using the link below. Please also check your post code and let us know of any change of address by email to Kenneth Rybarczyk.
Note: You will require your ID number as member's personal information is not published on this site.
Check my membership now! (last updated 14/6/09). Your information may not have been updated if you paid your membership recently. Membership dues (£15 & £10 senior citizens) can be paid directly to our manager at the bar or by posting a cheque made payable to "The Sikorski Polish Club" (please write your name and ID number on the back of the cheque).
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Justice Minister visits the Sikorski Club Friday 20 Feb. 2009
The Polish Social & Educational Society is pleased to announce that Scottish Justice Minister Kenny MacAskill has addressed a reception in our club.
His visit was intended to reinforce the Scottish Government's support of communities all over Scotland, including migrant worker communities, which make up the rich diversity in Scotland today; The eventl also provided the Cabinet Secretary with the opportunity to hear first hand what life is like for migrant workers living in Scotland today.
He said that people have been coming from Poland, Lithuania and all over Europe to make their homes in Scotland for generations. Scotland's diversity has always been and will continue to be a great
strength.
We gave guests of the Sikorski Polish Club an insight into the history and heritage of the club, and provided the opportunity to discuss current issues and past experiences of living in Scotland as a
migrant worker, whether it be a recent arrival or 2nd and 3rd generation settled migrants.
See gallery of photos
Read the full report by John Kraska
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New Polish and English Language classes
We are pleased to announce that we are now offering Polish Language classes again.
Cost: £4 per lesson (2 hours)
Time: Saturdays 1:30pm to 3:30pm
Level: Conversational Polish
The classes are open to all but those attending would be expected to take out a membership of our club (currently £15 pa).

English language classes are also available in Saturdays at 11am

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World Cup 2010 Qualifying matches

Wednesday 19th August, 2009
Norway v Scotland, Gp 9, 19:45
Saturday, 5th September, 2009

Scotland v FYR Macedonia, Gp 9 15:00
Poland v Northern Ireland, Gp 3, 15:00
Wednesday, 9th September, 2009
Slovenia v Poland, Gp 3, 19:45
Scotland v Holland, Gp 9, 19:45
Saturday 10th October, 2009
Czech Rep v Poland, Gp 3 15:00
Wednesday, 14th October, 2009
Poland v Slovakia Gp 3, 19:45

Tables (BBC web site)

Entry to our club will be strictly MEMBERS ONLY on match days.
Non-members can view all Polish matches at The Sports Cafe in Sauchiehall Street.

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Witamy w Glasgow Credit Union
The Credit Union is a financial cooperative owned and run by its members. It is run on a 'not for profit' basis. Every Credit Union must have a 'common bond'. Glasgow Credit Union's 'common bond' services everyone living or working within the G postcode area.The aim of the credit union is to encourage members to save and give them access to borrowing at reasonable rates of interest.
To find out more visit their web site
home page In Polish Polish page
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Our Polish and English language classes
All levels of students are welcome to attend, please phone for further information.
The Sikorski Club will continue to subsidise this essential resource for our members.
Polish Classes:
Cost: £4 per lesson (2 hours) Time: 1:30pm to 3:30pm
Level: Conversational Polish
Brush up on your Polish with some games and tests from www.learn-polish-language-software.com

English Classes: Cost: TBA Time: 11:00am to 1:00pm Level: Conversational English


Polish language classes (Outside Agencies)
International School of Polish Language and Culture in Krakow. Polishcourse.org
Information flyer
Varia Center of Polish language in Krakow varia-course.com
Learn Polish in Poland (School of Polish) www.learn-polish.pl
Live Language Ltd Polish Course 1 (A1i & ii)
1st Semester: Starting date A1i: Tuesday 7th October 2008, 7:45 - 9:15pm
Starting date A1ii: Tuesday 7th October 2008, 6:00 - 7:30pm
2nd Semester: Starting date A1i: Wednesday 18th February 2009, 6:00-7:30pm
Starting date A1ii: Tuesday 17th February 2009, 7:45-9:15pm
Polish Course 2 (A2i)
2nd Semester: Starting date A2i: Tuesday 17th February 2009, 6:00-7:30pm Further information

English language classes (Outside Agencies)
Scottish Government web site giving details of ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) classes across Scotland www.esolscotland.com
INTO Scotland at Glasgow Caledonian University
University pathway courses and beginners English language courses now available. In February 2009 we will be offering a range of beginners English classes on an intensive (4 weeks) and non intensive level (8 weeks). Further information from www.into.uk.com/Scotland call 0141 331 8413

Reid Kerr College: Please contact Student Services on 0800 052 7343 or log onto www.reidkerr.ac.uk
Glasgow ESOL Forum
: Free English classes available at work.
Do you need help with your English at work? Classes are tailored to individual needs. Each class is quite small, just 5-12 students per group. Classes focus on the English you need for working and living in Glasgow! Classes are taught by an experienced tutor. For more information please contact: Isabelle Cassidy, email: icassidy@tgwu.org.uk Tel: 07788 195059
Glasgow University is offering free English language courses for "lower class levels".
Contact: 0141 330 6521 or e-mail courses@efl.arts.gla.ac.uk for further current details.
The Annexe Healthy Living Centre (Partick) is currently running free English language classes. All levels are catered for. Classes run for 10 weeks on Tuesdays & Thursdays 10am – 12pm. Total learning hours available: 40 hours. Learners can join now and should contact David Simpson. See the Information flyer
Phone: 0141 357 6747 Email:
david.simpson@theannexehlc.org
Lekcje angielskiego w Airdrie
Na spotkanie organizacyjne w poniedzialek 18 wrzesnia 2006, na godzine 19.30, w sali parafialnej przy kosciele St. Edwards, Lady Anne Crescent, zaprasza ksiadz Kenny Campbel, proboszcz parafii St. Edwards w Airdrie. Telefon kontaktowy Teresa Collins 07801 967 933
Coatbridge College (South East of Glasgow)
Coatbridge College offers evening classes in English for Speakers of Other Languages.
More details here

AbleEnglish School in Glasgow www.ableenglish.com.
Provision of flexible range of affordable English language classes. Day and evening courses from £15 per week.
University of Paisley contact information
Live Language Ltd, 15 Sandyford Place, Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow,
General English Evening Course
CAE/Advanced: Tuesday & Thursday, 6-7:30pm
Upper Intermediate: Tuesday & Thursday, 6-7:30pm
Intermediate: Tuesday & Thursday, 7:30-9pm
Pre-Intermediate: Monday & Wednesday, 6-7:30pm
Elementary: Monday & Wednesday, 6-30-8pm
Beginners: Monday & Wednesdays, 7;45-9:15pm
Class Start/finish Dates: September 22nd 2008 to December 15th 2008,
January 12th 2009 to April 3rd 2009 and April 20th 2009 to July 3rd 2009
Full & Part Time English Classes
Day Time, 9 to 12.15pm all levels, 1pm to 2.30pm, all levels.
IELTS Exam Class (7.5h)
1.5h per day, Monday to Friday, 1-2:30pm
One-to-one Private English
Arranged to suit your needs, Monday to Saturday, Further information

Our Events Diary

Every Friday
from 6:00pm
Table Tenis
Available in our function hall (unless the hall is booked). All welcome!
Every Monday
from 7:30pm
The Phones Chess Club
The Phones Chess club meets every Monday at 7.30pm. All welcome!
Every Saturday Polish language classes
Cost: £4 per lesson (2 hours)
Time: 1:30pm to 3:30pm
Level: Conversational Polish

English class also available in the morning
Mon 6th July
7:30pm
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