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In recent days, there have been attacks by teenage knifemen in schools, sparking public debate about the safety of students and educational staff.
After the recent attacks by teenage knives in schools, the head of the Ministry of National Education, Barbara Nowacka, announced the creation of a program on safety in crisis situations, in cooperation with the Ministry of Interior and Administration. What will be on the programme?
Will there be self-defense classes for students and teachers? Will the Ministry of National Education consider installing special alarm buttons?
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The crisis safety program will be presented in the coming weeks
Likely · Within weeks
Self-defense classes for students and teachers will be introduced as part of the program
Possible · Within months

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