President Karol Nawrocki’s children, Kasia (7) and Antek (15), will attend private schools in Warsaw to enhance their safety, a decision noted by former police spokesperson Mariusz Sokołowski and former head of the State Protection Office Gen. Marian Janicki. The move follows Nawrocki’s recent presidential oath and reflects his broader initiatives, including legislative projects aimed at protecting Polish agriculture and adjusting tax thresholds.
Where will the children study?
According to Super Express, 7‑year‑old Kasia and 15‑year‑old Antek will attend private schools in Warsaw, marking a significant change for the youngest members of President Nawrocki’s family.
Security measures and school selection
Gen. Marian Janicki, former head of the State Protection Office, notes that security procedures will not commence with the start of the school year. Prior to the September intake, authorities will conduct thorough inspections of the institutions.
“We evaluate the school and then maintain ongoing contact with the police, staying informed about incidents,” says Gen. Janicki. “Several officers will accompany the children, ensuring their safety locally rather than merely on school or camp grounds.”
Former police spokesperson confirms safety benefits
Former police spokesperson Mariusz Sokołowski acknowledges that sending the children to private schools will keep them safer. “A smaller school means fewer visitors; teachers, the administration, and staff know who is connected to each child,” he explains. “Anonymity is virtually nonexistent, making it easier to monitor security.”
Nawrocki’s Legislative Projects
Since his inauguration, President Nawrocki has launched a legislative offensive. In Kolbuszowa he discussed a bill to exempt families raising two or more children from income tax. He also signed a legislative initiative titled “Protection of the Polish Countryside,” which proposes extending the moratorium on selling Polish agricultural land until 2036 and amending the agricultural constitution. Nawrocki stated that these proposals aim to prepare the government for potential impacts of Mercosur agreements or increased imports from Ukraine. He also plans to propose raising the second tax threshold to PLN 140,000 to the Senate.
