Margaret remembers her high school final exams. She almost failed one subject [TYLKO U NAS]

This year’s final exams are fast approaching. She has passed her secondary school leaving examination for a long time, but in an interview with Marta Korycka from Kultura.gazeta.pl she recalled the day when she took the tests. It wasn’t easy, but even though she was in a humanities class, it wasn’t science that was her biggest problem.

Margaret passed her Polish secondary school leaving exam with 36%.

Margaret attended one of the high schools in Szczecin and that’s where she was supposed to take her high school final exams. As a humanities student, she expected that she would have problems, especially with mathematics, which her age group received as a “gift” from the first PiS government. Students in 2010 were not happy about this, to put it mildly. In an interview with Kultura.gazeta.pl, Margaret recalls that until recently she was facing a grade F in mathematics. The compulsory exam in this subject did not make her happy.

However, it turned out that she should be more worried about her main subject – Polish language. “I passed with 36 percent.” – recalls the singer. In a conversation with Marta Korycka, she says what result she finally got in mathematics and… whether she cheated in her high school final exams.

I was in a humanities class and I was terrible at math. After the first half-year, the lady says: “I offer you, Gosia, first grade.” Great idea, mom will be happy. I was very stressed. But in the end, it turned out that this is how I forged it! – she explained.

You can watch the entire interview in the video below:

Margaret releases a new album

On April 26, Margaret will present her new album titled “Siniaki i sekiny” to listeners. This is the fifth solo album by the singer, who has been living in Spain for some time. On “Siniaki i sekinach” you will find songs sung not only in Polish or English, but also in Spanish.

Life is like that, if there are no bruises, there will be no sequins. There are no downs, it’s hard to talk about ups – says Margaret about the album.