A New Poll Following the School Attacks: How Poles Assess Tusk's Government
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More than half of adult Poles believe that schools do not provide students with sufficient protection from aggression and violence. A report by UCE RESEARCH and the ePsychologi.pl platform shows that a staggering 54.4% of respondents gave their schools a negative rating.
In a poll for “Wprost”, Poles revealed whether the actions taken by the rulers after the attacks in schools influenced their assessment of the government. One group broke up.
45.8% of respondents positively assessed Donald Tusk's government's response to the series of school attacks. 28.1% of respondents expressed a negative opinion of the authorities' actions.
"Safety in Polish Schools as Perceived by Poles," a report prepared by UCE RESEARCH and the ePsychologi.pl platform, is based on a survey conducted on October 10 and 11, 2026, among 1,007 adult Poles. They were asked whether schools adequately protect students from aggression and violence.
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