– When we look at these wonderful students, we see who is the hero of today – yes, it is you, dear youth, dear children, you are the most important today. […] You, upon graduating from school, will become enlightened citizens of the Republic of Poland. This is a great honor for you, but also a significant commitment that lies before you, before your wonderful parents, and before your teachers – said President Karol Nawrocki during the inauguration of the school year at Primary School named after John Paul II in Wolanów.

– Childhood and youth are a vast land from which we all set sail once. I would very much like to be a child again, I think my wife would too. This is the time when we are joyful, we learn, but also when we gain knowledge, skills, and abilities that enable us to function when we are already adults – he continued.

– Coming to you, to Wolanów, to the Radom region, I am full of happiness, even though this morning I was at Westerplatte and I am going to Wieluń to commemorate our heroes. I wanted to be with you today together with my wife, to see how, thanks to your teachers, thanks to you and your parents, our beautiful, beloved homeland, Poland, is growing – he indicated.

– Believe in yourselves, study, be proud Poles. I believe that Polish students will graduate from Polish schools. This should be normal both in Poland, and it is normal all over the world. […] Long live the students, long live the teachers, greetings to the wonderful parents. Long live Poland – the president concluded.