Polish parliament approves state e-grade book — free for parents from September

Poland's Sejm passed a law introducing a government-run electronic school register. From next September, parents will no longer need to pay for commercial platforms such as Librus or Vulcan, and children's data should be better protected, according to the Ministry of Education. Teachers, however, are concerned about extra workload and the confusion of running two parallel e-register systems simultaneously.

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