Free E-Register Pilot Launches in Polish Schools This September
Poland's Ministry of Education is piloting a free, state-run e-Dziennik (electronic class register) starting September 22, 2026. The system will allow parents to track grades, attendance, and school communication through the mObywatel mobile app.
The Polish Ministry of Education is rolling out a pilot of the e-Dziennik, a free state-operated electronic class register, beginning September 22, 2026. The system aims to replace privately operated platforms and provide all schools with a unified, cost-free tool for managing grades, attendance, and parent-teacher communication.
Key Details
- Access method: Parents and guardians will use the mObywatel mobile app or web portal to view their child's marks, attendance records, and school messages.
- Pilot phase: September 2026–June 2027; schools can volunteer to participate.
- Full rollout: A finalized version will be available to all interested schools from September 2027.
- Cost: Completely free; no fees for schools or families.
The e-Dziennik addresses long-standing complaints from parents and educators about expensive proprietary systems and inconsistent platforms across schools. Foreign families relocating to Poland will benefit from a standardized, user-friendly way to monitor their children's progress in Polish schools.
If your child will enroll in a school that joins the pilot, look for login details in late August or early September. The app requires basic account verification through mObywatel.
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