Another foreign one: the Polish language is planned to be introduced in the schools of the Poltava Region

In the Poltava Region, schools are planning to introduce the study of Polish as a foreign language. This was announced by the head of the Poltava Regional Council Oleksandr Bilenky. “We plan to introduce Polish as a foreign language in the schools of the Poltava region. We are implementing the initiative within the framework of the project “Strengthening civil society through the implementation of participatory and inclusive solutions”, he said. The head of the Poltava OVA explained that the study of Polish will be introduced in three stages. First, teachers will be organized A 10-day camp in Krakow, followed by seminars in schools, as well as competitions and Olympiads for students. Photo: stadttratte/Depositphotos As a reminder, at the end of the school year, the Minister of Education Oksen Lisowy proposed to reduce the number of subjects in schools. However, the Education Ombudsman noted that it is worth comparing not to the quantity, but to the quality of the subjects acquired by the students. Later, the head of the Ministry of Education and Culture stated that natural and humanitarian disciplines will definitely not be cut. Read also: Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine has approved a new program for schoolchildren studying abroad: what it entails



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