I am a citizen of Slovakia and I agree to the very last point with the opinion expressed by ALi C

Robert, Zilina, Slovakia

The more Polish citizens the better.
They like us as a people and vice versa.
There is no religious in tolerance which causes civil and financial
problems to the rest of us.
They share the Northern sentiment and get on with their lives.
The Poles were great allies against the Hun in WW2, and their women
are beautiful.

Brian Charles Seals, Scarborough,

The goverment as never been able to count, it does not matter what the subject is. There put out figures and then down the road it seem they change, always upwards.
With education standards on the decline, I don't think it will change.
I have been coming back to England off and on for years, my passport number is never entered into a counputer, so therefore it is not know if I am there, I can tell you the American goverment know my travel history in and out the country.

bernard michael, delray, FL. U.S.A.

My grandparents immgrated to the USA MANY years ago. they embraced the American culture immediately & learned to speak English, etc. My father was born in the USA and raised as an American. My grandparents said if they wanted him to be Polish they would have stayed there. Many Polish customs were still celebrated and I can make pierogi, etc. as good as any Pole! In fact, my father became a very successful business owner and town father. He & his parents would have NEVER demanded Polish history be taught in US schools. From my perspective multiculturalism interferes with assimilation and is the major reason more present day immigrants are not like my grandparents.

M. Lawlor, Florida, USA

OH my God! Firstly:
"Barbara Tuge-Erecinska, the new Polish Ambassador, said that Poles must be very satisfied with life in Britain, because they keep coming." - No, they are just terrified of staying in Poland and not being able to find a job. As a Brit having lived in Poland for two years I know how bad it is here for young people in Kaczynski's Poland - they can see no viable future for themselves.
Secondly, why should we teach Poles their culture in British schools? That's what their parents are for. Does Ms Tuge-Erecinska think for one moment Poland would teach British children their culture in Polish schools? The arrogance of her proposal is astonishing, once again 'multiculturalism' gone mad. If you go to another country (like I have), learn the language and bloody well fit in!

ALi C, Warsaw, Poland

Well, here we go once again - the tail of multiculturalism looking to wag the dog of our British culture.

If the new Polish ambassador thinks we should teach Polish history and culture in our schools because there are so many Polish children there, many thoughts spring to mind, not least the notions that my very substantial taxes are helping to pay for them and that if they want to learn Polish history and culture, the best place to learn them is Poland.

Otherwise learn British history and culture - there's a lot more of it, and it will take you a lot further in the world.

Martin, London, UK