(opened 1992, patron Henryk Sienkiewicz). Since the educational reforms of 2001 it has also had two middle schools (gimnazjum), the first a newly built site south of the old centre (on the hill which formerly contained the Jewish cemetery), and the second housed in the same building as the primary school on Zielone Wzgórza (patron Jan Kochanowski). There is also a school providing higher-level education, housed in the older school building on ul. Szkolna. Transport Regular bus lines run from Przebędowo on the northern edge of the village, through central Murowana Goślina and the Zielone Wzgórza estate to Poznań. PKS and KSK coaches also run through the village, and there are local buses running to some of the villages within the gmina. The rail connection with Wągrowiec and Poznań is served mainly by railcars. Notable residents Eugen Ernst (1864-1954), German politician Erna Denera (1881–1938), German operatic soprano Witold Czarnecki (born 1953), Polish politician Twin Villages Murowana Goślina is twinned with the village of Hemmingen in Lower Saxony, Germany, and also has a partnership arrangement with Ochotnica Dolna in southern Poland. As of July 2010 it is also twinned with Yvetot in Normandy, France. References N. Kulse, Z. Wojczak, Murowana Goślina i okolice, 2004 M. Sterczała, Murowana Goślina na dwanych widokówkach, 2003, Notes External links Official local authority website Unofficial website Website of the Zielone Wzgórza housing cooperative Map of the gmina Cities and towns in Greater Poland Voivodeship Poznań County Poznań Voivodeship (1921–1939) Nazi war crimes in Poland