A funny entry by Tomasz Fornal about high school final exams. A famous volleyball player showed the conversation
Tomasz Fornal feels comfortable on social media. This time, the well-known Polish volleyball representative touched on the subject of high school leaving exams with a pinch of salt.
On Monday (i.e. May 4), the series of secondary school leaving examinations officially began. The Central Educational Commission estimated that in 2026, nearly 345,000 students will take the secondary school leaving examination. this year’s secondary school graduates. However, the total number of writers will be higher, because people who either did not take the exam in previous years or failed it will also try their hand at it.
Among those who took the secondary school leaving examination, there are, of course, many figures associated with the world of sports. In WPROST we described, among others: the case of Oskar Pietuszewski. That is, a football player of the Polish national team and FC Porto, who flew from Portugal to Poland, more specifically to Białystok, for his final exams.
Tomasz Fornal funny about high school final exams. The volleyball player showed a conversation with his mother!
Tomasz Fornal has definitely passed his high school final exams. The star of the Polish national volleyball team is just finishing his club season in Turkey. Fornal won the triple crown – the Super Cup, the Turkish Cup and the national championship.
Fornal has “only” the Champions League left to win. His team, Ziraat Bankkart Ankara, will play in the Final Four tournament in mid-May. Interestingly, the rival of the Turkish giant will be the Polish team – PGE Projekt Warszawa.
Fornal, taking advantage of the break without official matches, commented in his own style on what a large part of the country has been living since the beginning of May. Namely, we are talking about final exams. It so happens that Fornal’s mother is a teacher. Therefore, in his own style, the host touched on the topic of the final exam – asking whether the representative of the so-called teaching staff… allowed cheating.
As could be predicted, there was no reduced tariff or chance for the so-called additional support. Everything went according to regulations.
Written exams will be conducted from May 4 to May 21, and oral exams will be held from May 7 to May 30. Each high school graduate must take three exams at the basic level (in Polish, mathematics and a modern foreign language), as well as two oral exams (in Polish and a foreign language). High school graduates are also required to take one written exam at an advanced level in a selected subject.
