The 2026 Eighth-Grade Exam. Polish Language Went Smoothly. The Central Examination Board (CKE) Published the Exam Sheet.
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The eighth-grade Polish language exam has concluded—the first of three that eighth-grade primary school students will take this week. It went smoothly, announced Robert Zakrzewski, director of the Central Examination Board.
On Monday, May 11, the 2026 eighth-grade exams began. Students first tackled the Polish language test, which held a few surprises for the students. The most emotionally charged part of the exam was a fragment from Stanisław Lem's short story "Amatuteusz's Friend." What was included in the CKE exam papers?
For 393,300 eighth-grade students, the three-day eighth-grade exam began on Monday at 9 a.m. with a written exam in Polish. Students will take the exam in a different subject each day. On Monday, before the eighth-grade exam began, Director of the Central Examination Board, Robert Zakrzewski, told the Polish Press Agency (PAP) that everything was calm and proceeding as expected. The article, "Three-day eighth-grade exam begins in Polish," comes …
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