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    Celebrating Boy’s Day: A Polish Tradition of Appreciation and Togetherness

    Poland, a country rich in traditions and celebrations, adds another unique occasion to its cultural tapestry with the celebration of “Boy’s Day,” locally known as “Dzień Chłopaka.” This heartfelt holiday, which falls on September 30th each year, is all about recognizing and honouring the young boys and men in Polish society.

    A Day to Celebrate Boys and Young Men

    While Poland and many other countries around the world celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8th, Poland has designated September 30th as a day to appreciate the boys and young men who contribute to the nation’s culture and society. 

    So, as September 30th approaches, remember to celebrate the young boys and men in your life and appreciate their contributions to your community and society as a whole. Boy’s Day is a day for love, recognition, and togetherness in Poland.

    Parents and Teachers Furious Over Minister Nowacka’s Homework Ban

    Since April 1, primary schools in Poland have been following a new rule: no mandatory homework assignments. Under the directive introduced by Education Minister...