Polish for school pupils and the 8th-grade exam
Dziecięce igraszki — ale na serio
Your child attends a Polish school and finds lessons hard? One-to-one lessons with a Polish philologist.
- The school curriculum and homework, set books (lektury)
- Reading and writing: essays, dictations, spelling
- Preparation for the egzamin ósmoklasisty
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- Progress updates for parents
What is the egzamin ósmoklasisty?
The exam at the end of the 8th grade of Polish primary school. Every 8th-grader takes it: Polish, mathematics and a modern foreign language. The results decide admission to secondary schools.
The Polish part checks reading comprehension, knowledge of the set books (lektury) and extended writing — conversational Polish alone is not enough.
How lessons work
Diagnosis
We find the gaps: vocabulary, grammar, reading, writing.
A school-based plan
We follow what the class is doing now.
Exam tasks
Practice in the egzamin ósmoklasisty format.
Parents in the loop
Regular updates and what to revise at home.
Who teaches children
Pani Katarzyna
State exams A2–C1 · kids 8+
Pani Maria
From zero · conversation · kids
Pan Kazimierz
Exam preparation · teens and adults
Children at Centrum Polonijne
Photos from our in-person classes and school celebrations. School pupils now study one-to-one, online.
Questions from parents
From what age?
Pani Katarzyna teaches children aged 8 and up. For younger children we’ll find an option after talking to you.
Are there groups for kids?
Lessons for pupils are currently one-to-one, so we can follow the class curriculum exactly.
When should exam preparation start?
The earlier, the calmer — ideally from the start of grade 7 or 8.