Polish students at Primary School No. 37 in Bialystok, Poland do not traditionally celebrate Halloween as it is not part of their cultural traditions. While Polish students are taught about Halloween through English lessons and songs, the holiday itself is not celebrated in Poland as it originated from Celtic festivals not observed in Polish customs. One Halloween song taught to the students describes witches flying through the air on broomsticks.

1. SZKOŁA PODSTAWOWA NR 37, BIAŁYSTOK, POLAND
In Poland we don't celebrate Halloween because it's not in our tradition. We
don’t have festivals, songs and games whose source is the Halloween of
Celts. Our students find out about Halloween from English lessons.
This is one of the song that we teach them:
Witches flying through the air.
Witches, witches everywhere.
Witches here, witches there.
Witches, witches everywhere.
Witches hiding in the dark.
Witches dancing in the park.
Witches here, witches there.
Witches, witches everywhere.
Witches flying through the air.
Witches, witches everywhere.
Big black hats on their bright green hair.
Witches, witches everywhere.
Witches here, witches there.
Riding on a broomstick, flying through the air.
Witches here, witches there.
Witches, witches everywhere.