New assessment in Polish schools? Unexpected decision from the Ministry of Education
The Polish Ministry of Education plans to introduce a functional assessment method to support inclusive education in schools, which will focus on understanding students' needs rather than replacing traditional grading.
Major change in Polish schools? MEN responds to the Wprost survey. "This demand resonates"
A recent survey shows that a majority of Poles support making health education a mandatory subject in schools, prompting a response from the Polish Ministry of Education.
Is MEN preparing a revolution? Nowacka's ministry awaits the report. There are leaks
The head of the Educational Research Institute, Maciej Jakubowski, announced that a panel is finalizing recommendations concerning homework in Polish schools, following controversies surrounding initial proposals.
Shock after moving to Warsaw. An American talks about schools in Poland and the USA
Karolina Baran, an American singer of Polish descent, shares her experiences and observations regarding the differences in the education systems of Poland and the USA after moving to Warsaw.
Flagship move of the Ministry of Education for correction? Expert warns. "It cannot be separated"
Controversy continues to surround health education in Polish schools, with varying participation rates and objections from religious authorities.
Will MEN reverse the revolutionary reform? Time is running out, experts divided. There are leaks
The Polish Ministry of Education's decision to abolish mandatory homework in schools has sparked heated discussions and awaits final recommendations from the Educational Research Institute.
Change in MEN regarding flagship movement? "We went for big compromises anyway"
The introduction of health education in Polish schools has sparked debate over its sexuality component, with calls from the Episcopal Conference for parents to opt-out their children from participation.
The government has backed down from the ban. Students will breathe a sigh of relief
The Polish government has decided not to implement a planned ban on coffee in schools, easing concerns among students and stakeholders.
Nawrocki's decision will affect school operations. What does it mean for students and teachers?
A recent decision by President Nawrocki will change the financial support structure for Ukrainian students in Polish schools starting March 5, impacting their free transportation and additional language classes.
The Tutoring Plague Covers Up MEN's Mistake? "There Is No Negative Effect"
The Polish Ministry of National Education is facing debates about abolishing mandatory homework in primary schools, with officials suggesting alternative assessment methods like quizzes.
LLRA-KΕ S Representatives in the Parliament Seek to Preserve Polish Schools in Regions
Representatives of the LLRA-KΕ S in Lithuania are advocating for legislation that would ensure secondary education for ethnic minorities is provided in their native language in at least one school or class within local municipalities.
Revolution in Polish Schools. New Rules Will Affect Millions of Students
New regulations in Poland will require school cafeterias to serve at least one fully plant-based meal each week starting September 2026, impacting over 6.8 million students.
Future Network in Government Plans: Guidelines for the Reform of the National Educational Network
The Polish government has released proposals for reforming the National Educational Network, aiming to enhance digital infrastructure in schools.
Is the Ministry of Education preparing a reversal regarding the new subject? Nowacka leaves a 'gateway'
Barbara Nowacka, the Minister of Education, suggests the potential for making health education a mandatory subject in Polish schools, with a decision expected by the end of March.
Will MEN withdraw the revolutionary change? Nowacka reacts. "It has practically no significance"
The Polish Ministry of Education has abolished mandatory homework in primary schools, arguing that it is unreliable due to possible external assistance from parents or technology.
A Small School Instead of an Empty Building. The Sejm Seeks Compromise for Demographic Times
The Polish Sejm has proposed a new law aimed at revitalizing small schools in response to declining student numbers and financial challenges faced by local governments.
Barbara Nowak accuses the Ministry of National Education of a 'setup'. 'Nowacka planned this'
Barbara Nowak criticizes the Polish Ministry of Education for making health education optional, arguing it should be mandatory in schools.
Fight for schools close to home. The head of the Ministry of Education attacked PiS
The Polish Minister of Education criticized the ruling PiS party for ignoring the demographic crisis affecting schools, particularly in rural areas, while advocating for equal access to quality education for all children.
What about small schools? Politicians have decided
Polish parliamentarians voted on legislation regarding small schools aimed at providing alternatives to closures.
Court: school must use the preferred name of a transgender student. Landmark ruling
A Polish court has ruled that schools must use the preferred names of transgender students, setting a significant precedent for the rights of LGBTQ+ individuals in educational institutions.
A Disturbing Problem in Polish Schools. Are Changes Coming? Firm Reaction from MEN
A recent data breach at a school in Otwock raised concerns over electronic school record security, prompting discussions of potential legal changes.
The Sejm on Changes in Schools. Where to Watch? Live Broadcast
The Polish Sejm will discuss several important legislative projects, including changes to the education system and regulations concerning space activities.
Obligation or Choice? The Dispute over Sexual Health Education in Schools
The Polish government is facing a significant debate over the implementation of sexual health education in schools, with calls for mandatory education while considering students' needs and parental concerns.
Will MEN reverse the revolutionary change? Nowacka responds. 'One conclusion'
The Polish Ministry of Education has decided to eliminate mandatory homework in primary schools, sparking significant debate about the implications of this change.
Is the Ministry of Education preparing another turn in Polish schools? Barbara Nowacka pointed out a date
Health education is set to become a vital subject in Polish schools, but the discussion surrounding it has ignited fears among some parents, according to Minister Barbara Nowacka.
Trakai authorities say they are under pressure to preserve Polish schools, suggest transferring them to the ministry
The mayor of Trakai has stated that both the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Education are pressuring the municipality to change decisions regarding the Polish schools, while also indicating that the municipality has the legal options to transfer the schools to state control if deemed a national or foreign policy priority.
Were consultations on phones in schools superficial? "Total ban raises doubts among experts"
The Polish Ministry of Education has sent out surveys regarding phone bans in schools, but many experts question the sincerity of the consultations as the law has already been approved.
Two Polish schools in Trakai district restructured into departments, LLRA-KΕ S representatives see discrimination
Discussions on the restructuring of Polish minority schools in Trakai district raise concerns about equality and discrimination, as the Polish minority constitutes a significant portion of the population.
Polish schools without shooting training. The Ministry of Education says 'no'
The Polish Ministry of Education has rejected the introduction of shooting training in schools, which was previously proposed as part of a curriculum reform by former Minister PrzemysΕaw Czarnek.
Such changes await Polish schools. There will be no classes for a week
A significant education reform called 'Reforma26. Compass of the Future' is set to be implemented in Polish schools from the new school year, with discussions currently taking place across various provinces.
Teacher Achieves Incredible Success. Points Out the Biggest Problem in Polish Schools
Ewa Drobek, an English and German teacher from a Warsaw high school, has made it to the top 10 of the Global Teacher Prize, marking the first time a Polish teacher has reached this prestigious position often referred to as the 'Nobel Prize for Teachers'.
Is MEN preparing another revolution in Polish schools? A special survey has been launched
The Ministry of Education has initiated a special survey to gather opinions from teachers and students regarding the new regulations on students' rights and responsibilities, as announced by Minister Barbara Nowacka.
When do schools cancel classes? Regulations state four specific situations
The article outlines four specific situations under Polish law that allow schools to cancel classes, particularly in response to extreme weather conditions.
School as a Community. What the History of Non-Public Education Teaches Us
The article discusses how historical experiences of non-public education in Poland can provide insights and language for addressing current challenges faced by the Polish education system.
Ten problems hit some Polish schools. The Ministry of Education proposed a solution
Polish parliamentarians have drawn the Ministry of Education's attention to financial difficulties faced by local governments in maintaining smaller schools, prompting the ministry to propose solutions.
The Ministry of Education's plan was supposed to solve the problem in Polish schools. What about student trips?
Starting January 2026, new regulations regarding teacher payment for extra hours will come into effect, which include compensation for student trips, but there are calls for clearer regulations regarding how teachers' time is accounted for during such excursions.
MEN announces a quiet revolution. Emotions are entering schools
The Polish Ministry of National Education plans to integrate emotional education into the curriculum starting September 1, 2026, aiming to normalize discussions about feelings in schools.
Is winter paralyzing Polish schools? These institutions are suspending classes
Many schools in Poland are suspending classes due to severe winter conditions including freezing temperatures and heavy snowfall.
New MEN Plan: Students Will Not Have Classes for a Week
The Polish Ministry of Education has developed a new initiative for schools, including a proposal to reintegrate nature lessons into the curriculum for grades IV-VIII in a revised format.
Is MEN preparing a change? This subject may become mandatory
The introduction of health education in Polish schools has sparked significant debates and opposition from the Polish Episcopal Conference, which urges parents to withdraw their children from classes due to concerns about 'systemic depravity'.
She asked the head of the Ministry of Education about the 'chaos in schools'. The Deputy Minister presented data
Polish MP Olga Semeniuk-Patkowska questioned the Minister of Education regarding program chaos and staff shortages in the education system, highlighting concerns raised by school directors about ongoing issues at the start of the 2024/2025 school year.
MEN sends a clear signal regarding the loud reform. "There is no going back"
As of April 2024, Polish schools will implement significant changes regarding homework, particularly affecting primary education grades I-III and IV-VIII as per a regulation signed by Barbara Nowacka.
The strike caused chaos in Polish schools, new regulations come into effect on January 1st. There is a message from the Ministry of National Education
The Ministry of National Education has announced new regulations regarding teacher compensation for extra hours, effective January 1, 2026, which will ensure payment for unfulfilled teaching duties due to school-related reasons.
New Assessment in Polish Schools. The Ministry of Education Introduces a Revolution
In July 2025, Poland's Ministry of Education announced the implementation of functional assessment as a supportive method for inclusive education in schools, aimed at better evaluating the needs and abilities of students without replacing existing assessment methods.
It got heated after the MEN decisions, Nowacka reacts. "Nobody can undo this anymore"
Education Minister Barbara Nowacka criticizes the non-mandatory status of health education in Polish schools, which only 30% of eligible students are attending.
Nawrocki wants to surprise the Ministry of Education. How will he 'improve' the new subject?
A debate has erupted over the introduction of health education in Polish schools, with concerns raised by the Polish Episcopal Conference urging parents to withdraw their children from the non-compulsory classes.
How 2025 Changed Polish Schools. "It Will Be the Biggest Challenge"
The year 2025 marked a significant re-evaluation in education, emphasizing the need for a good school to cater to the well-being and motivation of young people beyond mere digital content transfer.