Around 200,000 refugee children from Ukraine have been absorbed into the Polish education system, the country’s deputy education minister said on Wednesday.
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Around 185,000 Ukrainian children have started the new school year in Poland, the education minister said on Friday.
The number of Ukrainian children in Polish schools in September will hover around 200,000, the deputy education minister has said.
The Polish school system can take in a further 200-300,000 Ukrainian children in the coming school year, Poland's education minister said on Tuesday.
The Education Ministry has not been considering a scenario where students will have to learn from home this autumn despite rising coronavirus infections, a deputy education minister has said.
Since July 1, more than 560,000 payments have been granted as part of the government’s ‘Good start’ school benefit programme, the Polish Ministry of Family and Social Policy announced on Twitter, on Friday.
On the anniversary of the outbreak of the Battle of Britain, which saw Polish fighter pilots shoot down 12 percent of German planes, TFN travelled to the school where future flying aces are still being trained.
"The most effective way to gradually eradicate fake news from the public debate is to make it easier for citizens to access information prepared by press agencies," said Kiril Valchev, General Director of the Bulgarian Press Agency (BTA).
The 2021/2022 school year concludes on Friday for the over 4.7 million students in Poland.
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