For students entitled to adjusted conditions for taking the eighth-grader exam, the working time for individual papers may be extended by no more than:

  • 60 minutes for Polish (for students who are Ukrainian citizens, the duration of the Polish exam may be extended by no more than 90 minutes);
  • 50 minutes for mathematics;
  • 45 minutes for a modern foreign language.

In Bolesławiec, 194 students will take the eighth-grader exam in the 2023/2024 school year (as of May 9, 2024).

NUMBER OF STUDENTS TAKING THE EIGHTH-GRADER EXAM IN THE 2023/2024 SCHOOL YEAR as of 2024-05-09
Name of institution Number of students
POLISH MATHEMATICS MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGE
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. 1 NAMED AFTER JANUSZ KUSOCIŃSKI IN BOLESŁAWIEC 26 26 26
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. 2 IN BOLESŁAWIEC 53 53 53
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. 3 NAMED AFTER THE HOME ARMY IN BOLESŁAWIEC 25 25 25
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. 4 NAMED AFTER JAN MATEJKO IN BOLESŁAWIEC 32 32 32
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. 5 NAMED AFTER ALEKSANDER JANOWSKI IN BOLESŁAWIEC 23 23 23
PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOL "OXPRESS" IN BOLESŁAWIEC 13 13 13
PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL OF THE PIARIST ORDER NAMED AFTER REV. STANISŁAW KONARSKI IN BOLESŁAWIEC 22 22 22
TOTAL 194 194 194

City Hall: – The eighth-graders' papers will be checked by examiners. Certificates or information about the detailed results of the eighth-grader exam will be delivered to schools by the regional examination boards by July 3 this year. On the same day (July 3 this year), students will learn their results, and the national results of this year's eighth-grader exam will also be announced.

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