Shooting and drones in class: new security education curriculum raises concerns

A draft new curriculum for security education proposes that secondary school students practice firearm shooting, respond to drone attacks, learn first aid, evacuation procedures, and assemble 72-hour survival kits. Classes would take place at shooting ranges. Teachers and local officials warn of lack of trained staff and funding to implement the project prepared by the Educational Research Institute.

Similar stories

🪖 Military Intelligent system from "Safe Podlasie" operation to expand across Polish military CyberDefence24 · 2h ago 🪖 Military Poland has only 40 F-16 pilots against minimum need of 70 Business Insider Polska · 3h ago 🪖 Military Poland seeks permanent US troop presence and 5,000 additional soldiers Defence24 · 4h ago