Severe Frost Shortens Lessons at Chojnice’s Primary School Number 1
Recent severe frosts in Chojnice, Poland, have impacted operations at Primary School Number 1. Due to consistently low temperatures within classrooms, the school has decided to shorten lesson durations.
Details on School Adjustments
The administration at Primary School Number 1 has reported that, despite heating efforts, temperatures in some classrooms remain between 17 to 19 degrees Celsius. This poses a challenge for student comfort and learning.
To prioritize student health, lessons will be shortened to 30 minutes for the next three days, from February 2 to February 4, 2026. This decision was confirmed by Adam Kopczyński, the Deputy Mayor of Chojnice.
Monitoring Conditions
- Most other educational facilities in Chojnice will proceed with normal schedules.
- Authorities are keeping a close eye on building temperatures, ensuring safety for students across various schools.
- Parents are urged to dress their children appropriately for the cold weather.
This situation reflects a wider trend in many parts of the region, where extremely low temperatures are expected to persist. The authorities will continue to provide updates regarding any further changes to school schedules.
