Stramus Bear’s world
The first in-house learn-to-ride programme for children in Poland. Six badges, a logbook recording progress and a mascot who cheers them on from the slope.
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Learning divided into 6 stages
Learning goes step by step. The child gradually masters one skill after another, and every skill mastered means a STRAMUS BEAR BADGE earned and an entry in the LOGBOOK, where we record the progress of the young skier or snowboarder.
- A carefully designed programme divided into 6 stages, each ending with a test of the skills learned.
- A motivating keepsake — the child takes home the badge earned and the logbook with an entry about their progress.
- Two development paths to choose from: a dedicated programme for learning to ski or to snowboard.
From red to gold
Every stage ends with an exam, and a passed exam with a badge and an entry in the book.

THE STORY OF YOUR CHILD'S PROGRESS
Every child receives their own logbook, in which the instructors record the stages completed. After a break there is no need to guess what the child can do — just open the logbook.
- A carefully designed programme: 6 learning stages, separately for skiing and snowboarding
- The child earns badges in one chosen discipline or in both at once
- The logbook lasts for years — progress and achievements never get lost

Oskar Kwiatkowski
The 2023 World Champion, Oskar Kwiatkowski, has become the ambassador of our own snowboard programme for children. He is the patron of the 6 Stramus Bear Badges and of the Podhale Snowboard Group — he appears at selected lessons to share his passion and motivate young snowboarders.
- "Working with the STRAMA School is a huge joy for me and a chance to share my passion with the younger generation. I believe that sport teaches not only technique, but also perseverance and self-belief. If I manage to inspire young people to take up snowboarding, that will be my greatest success"
What else happens in the Club
The Miś Stramuś Cup
Once a year, in February. One of the largest children's races in Poland — almost 400 competitors at the last edition, a ski cross, a slalom and the Family Cup.
Safe on the slope
A nationwide programme for children aged 4–14. We meet them on the slope and talk through the rules — before they are needed.
The skier's ten rules
The ten FIS rules as a story for the youngest — to print and colour in at home.
Downloads
Colouring pages with Miś and course materials worth printing before you arrive.
The first badge is waiting to be earned
Sign your child up for a course - let them start their adventure with Stramus Bear