Free School Bus Services in Poland - do they exist?

How do Poles take their kids to school? In the US there are free school buses that would take every child (in corporated regions) to school - and bring it back. How is it in Poland - do parents have to take kids to school or there are free school buses available?

Unfortunately, from what I can tell, they don't exist in Poland. Unless some private bus companies are hired by some schools, but it's not funded by the government like in the US.

You must be joking nothing is for free over here. its dog eat dog you even have to bribe the doctors on top of the astronomical medical fees.

Of course they exist but not everywhere.

Do they exist in big cities only (for example in Wroclaw or Warsaw)?

If at all, that would be rather in small towns and villages where public transportation is scarce. In larger cities a school should not be further than a few blocks away.

dude.. kids aren't bussed to school like here in the US. kids WALK to school as PL doesn't have any stupid intergation issues.

That may also explain some of the reasons why few Polish kids are hogs.

well, polish kids also play outside intead of eating fat chips in front of the TV/compu.

In any given area kids of the same age don't all go to the same school. Except in the countryside.
So, it's easier to use public transport in the city.
In the countryside public transport may be timed to fit in with school hours, which can make it bloody difficult for anyone else.

Not all pupils start school at the same time of day nor do they finish at the same time. which is another problem for a school bus service. It's bad enough organizing the 'school run' for two or three of them.

they all did in my area in W-wa

No. Rather in rural areas.