Currently, 59% of children in Poland report feeling happy, down from 75% in 2019.

Currently, 59% of children in Poland report feeling happy, down from 75% in 2019.
The change, opposed by the Catholic church, will come into force at the start of the new school year in September.
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The national government is also working on a similar scheme that would be introduced across Poland.
Andrzej Duda’s remarks come amid efforts by the government to reduce and reorganise Catholic catechism classes in public schools.
The education ministry estimates that between 20,000 and 80,000 new Ukrainian pupils will now start attending school.
The measures were due to go into effect at the start of the new school year next week.
It is “unfair towards students attending religious classes”, says the Catholic church.
The opposition mainly objected to the removal of the detailed list of events from the history curriculum.
It says the former government failed to provide funding for the scheme, which was introduced just before October’s elections.
The new education minister wants to see the number of state-funded catechism classes halved to one hour a week.
“It is deplorable that disinformation about Sweden is spread in this way,” wrote the embassy.
That at would leave children being “brought up without values and unable to fight evil”.
Almost 400,000 laptops will be provided pupils this year and teachers will also receive vouchers to help them buy laptops.
Critics say the proposed law is a further attempt by the conservative government to restrict sex education in schools.