Roman Bakoš

We didn’t even need our own fanfare when we were evaluating Roman’s teacher. When we arrived at the school building, there was just a pupil-pedagogical struggle outside the lawn, in which teachers and children measured their strength. Grade 2 pupils and their teachers tensely followed competitions between selected teachers and children. We approached the passing teacher and told her that we had come to appreciate her colleague. She immediately organized our entry into the fight so that she wouldn’t interrupt the battle and was a timely surprise for everyone, especially Roman. We waited a minute. During the break between the competition disciplines, she grabbed the microphone and asked all the children around: who is the funniest teacher in the whole school? The children of the congregation shouted: “Mr teacher Bakosh!”

Teacher Bakosh stood in the middle of the lawn and the crowd. In the meantime, we’ve come to him. There was a fanfare from Queen’s group from a song called We Are the Champions.

We subsequently appreciated Roman with a microphone in our hand.

We asked him how he knew Mr. Stan who nominated him. In 1997 it occurred to Roman that he would cycle from the westernmost point of Slovakia to the easternmost and he was looking for a partner. I approached him, and with another friend, they set out to travel. Over 500 km (airline) passed in 3 days. So he is familiar with the sport, but he also taught his children. Stano also wrote an amazing funny notebook from this trip, but it was lost.

Roman teaches geography and physical education, but also taught civic doctrine. He likes being a teacher. His password is a school game!