The New School Year Also Means New Changes in Schools.
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Mandatory health education, a smartphone ban in primary schools, and the "Kompas Jutra" (Compass of Tomorrow) curriculum reform are among the changes that will be brought about by the school year beginning on Tuesday (September 1st). 4.8 million students begin the new school year on Tuesday. Polish schools are changing, and it's changing comprehensively. Not only is the curriculum reform coming into effect in the first and fourth grades of prima…
All educational institutions begin another school year today. Schools and preschools will enter a new reality. The Ministry of National Education has prepared a number of changes for students. The new regulations will also apply to teachers, a move opposed by, among others, the Polish Teachers' Union.
On September 1, students return to school. The new school year brings a number of changes - compulsory health education, new rules for the use of smartphones in primary schools and the reform of curricula “Compass of Tomorrow”. Changes will also include school canteens.
A ban on cell phone use in primary schools, the introduction of mandatory health education, and mandatory homework assessments. New changes await students and teachers in the new school year, which will begin on Tuesday, September 1st. Agnieszka Kopacz, Teacher of the Year 2025, discusses the reforms in an interview with Tomasz Terlikowski from Radio RMF24.
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