The oath was administered by the headmistress of ZSOiZ Laura Słocka-Przydróżna, who emphasized the importance of this act for every young person. She also noted that today, organizing uniformed classes to strengthen the security of the state is a valuable and necessary step:
We must speak courageously and bear witness to patriotism. Every day, in various environments—that is our task for today and for the future.
Schools participating in the Certified Military Uniformed Classes Programme provide classes on military topics that shape pro-defence and patriotic attitudes. It is a unified curriculum developed by specialists from the Ministry of National Defence, increasing students’ chances of joining the Polish Armed Forces after completing their education.
Additionally, schools receive support from the Ministry of National Defence in the form of military instructors conducting classes, access to military facilities and equipment, and funding for the purchase of equipment and supplies.
Volunteer graduates of the schools are to undergo several weeks of military training as part of shortened preparatory service or be called up for a short-term military exercise ending with the military oath—and reinforce the reserves of the Armed Forces.