Gazeta Wyborcza is advertised on every page of state exams for schools!

It just looks so weird to see adverts on the top of every page of exams aimed at 15/16 year-olds.
It reads Operon with Gazeta Wyborcza.

Incidentally, the quality of the French exam was appallingly low. Poorly-designed tasks and hyper quick French recording for the listening part.

Im sorry you had to go through that and hope you get promoted to the 7th grade anyway. ;)

Very good, if a quality newspaper is sponsoring exams.

So, our considered opinion is that adverts can appear in exams for kids and that exams can happily be of very low quality.
Fine. Brill.
At least we know where we stand now.

Gazeta Wyborcza is the mouthpiece of political correctness in Poland.

I, for one, am not a fan.

It tries so hard to be trendy and hip and up-to-date with all the novelties in radical Western ideology, but what it really does is applaud the importation of tried-and-failed Western models, all the while being hostile to what is tried-and-true.

Irrespective of what paper it is, adverts shouldn't be appearing in exams - completely inappropriate.

Naturally.

Guys, don`t be silly. Operon is a private enterprise. Someone has to pay for printing hundred thousands copies of exam papers and sending it to schools which get everything for free. What do you kurva know about sponsoring? :):):)

there should be areas that are in sole responsibility of the state - and public state exams very much fit the bill for me

Junior high school students have already taken two mock exams - one from private Operon and the other from the state Central Exam Board.

And it is absolutely right. Haven`t you heard: the more, the merrier! ??

PS. The very title of this thread is wrong. Operon isn`t state. It is one of many publishing houses in Poland.