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Polish schools shrink overall, but primary pupil numbers rise due to Ukrainian children
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Polish schools shrink overall, but primary pupil numbers rise due to Ukrainian children

Polish education lost over 31,000 students in a single year, driven primarily by demographic decline, with the sharpest drop seen in preschools. Counterintuitively, primary school pupil numbers rose — not because of a baby boom, but due to mandatory schooling for Ukrainian refugee children and cohort shifts between year groups.

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