Polish schools may remain closed until the end of June
Current school year ends on June 26, followed by a two-month long holiday in July and August
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WARSAW:
Polish schools will most probably remain closed until the end of June, when children start summer holidays, government spokesman Piotr Muller told public radio on Wednesday.
Schools have been closed since March, when Poland confirmed its first case of coronavirus. By May 25 they will start offering daycare for the youngest children, although teaching will still be conducted online.
The current school year ends on June 26, followed by a two-month long holiday in July and August.
Polish schools will most probably remain closed until the end of June, when children start summer holidays, government spokesman Piotr Muller told public radio on Wednesday.
Schools have been closed since March, when Poland confirmed its first case of coronavirus. By May 25 they will start offering daycare for the youngest children, although teaching will still be conducted online.
The current school year ends on June 26, followed by a two-month long holiday in July and August.