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Children in Poland can study the Ukrainian program online: The Ministry of Education reminded about the opportunities

Діти в Польщі мають можливість навчатися за українською програмою дистанційно: Міністерство освіти повідомило про доступні варіанти. Photo: Генеральне консульство України у Кракові

Ukrainian children attending Polish or Saturday and Sunday schools can use the platform 'All-Ukrainian School Online' for free. It will help supplement learning in Poland with the Ukrainian program. This was reported by the Consulate General of Ukraine in Krakow.

All-Ukrainian School Online: what is available to children in Poland

This is a state digital platform for distance and blended learning. It was created by the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Digital Transformation, and the Ukrainian Institute of Education Development. The materials are prepared by teachers and methodologists according to state educational standards.

According to the consulate's message, the resource covers 26 subjects. Students can use the following materials:

  • video lessons and presentations;
  • electronic textbooks;
  • tests and independent work to check knowledge;
  • materials for preparing for the NMT.

For families abroad, this is an opportunity to return to necessary topics in the Ukrainian language and cover gaps. Materials can be used for homework and independent learning, choosing the pace according to the child's workload.

Studying Ukrainian abroad: how to use the resource

The platform will also be useful for teachers of Saturday and Sunday schools. It complements the tools for teaching children abroad: teachers can create virtual classes, track progress, and assess completed tasks.

Educational materials are available on the All-Ukrainian School Online website. Using the resource is free. It is designed for both students and teachers who organize distance lessons or combine them with in-person classes.

The consulate requests to share this information with Ukrainian families, public organizations, and educators in Poland. The invitation is addressed to school-age children who are citizens of Ukraine and study in this country.

At the same time, access to educational materials and the enrollment process are separate matters. Families should separately consider rules for notifying the Ukrainian school about the child’s education abroad. Using the platform does not constitute notification of enrollment in a foreign institution.