The changes concern both the organization of entry to the building and the checking of people who want to enter the school premises. The principal of I LO Cezary Czernatowicz announced the new rules.
New entry rules at I LO in Bolesławiec
The school has introduced a ban on entry for unauthorized persons. Exceptions include parents, couriers, postal workers, suppliers, service crews and employees of the governing body.
After students and employees arrive at school at 8:00 a.m., the building is locked. From then on, the entrance from Tyrankiewiczów Street remains closed, and the school can be entered only from the courtyard side.
People wishing to enter the building must ring the bell by the courtyard-side door. A designated support staff member then opens the door and verifies the person's identity and the purpose of the visit.
Anyone entering the school must provide their first and last name, explain the reason for entering and be recorded in the entry register.
Monitoring and register of people entering the school
The school reports that it operates surveillance and keeps an entry register. The procedures are intended to enable control of access to the building and limit the possibility of unauthorized people entering.
The changes also cover the organization of door opening during breaks. At that time, a support staff member opens the courtyard-side door and then closes it again for the duration of lessons.
Changes related to the alert levels
In the official school announcement, the principal states that the new procedures were introduced in connection with the second BRAVO alert level and the second CRP BRAVO-CRP alert level being in force.
The document also refers to events that occurred on October 7, 2026, at a school in Ostrołęka and on October 8, 2026, at a school in Leszczydół-Nowiny.
As emphasized, the new rules are temporary and will remain in force for as long as the indicated alert levels are maintained.