Poland was represented by Marianna Kłos with the song "Brightest Light".
She received 72 points from the professional juries, which put her seventh in that part of the vote.
A further 67 points came from the online public vote, giving Poland a total of 139 points and securing eighth place overall.
France emerged as the winner of this year’s contest, earning its fourth Junior Eurovision title.
The country was represented by Lou Deleuze with the song "Ce Monde".
Her performance impressed both juries and viewers with its strong vocals and a minimalist, cinematic stage presentation.
Ukraine finished in second place. Sofia Nersesian performed "Motanka", a song that combined modern pop elements with traditional Ukrainian folk influences.
The entry referenced motankas – symbolic folk dolls believed to offer protection – and was widely praised for its cultural depth.
Third place went to Georgia. Anita Abgariani delivered a high-energy pop performance of "Shine Like a Star", which stood out for its dynamic staging and contemporary sound.
This year’s Junior Eurovision, hosted in Tbilisi, Georgia, highlighted the competition’s growing profile, with a high standard of performances and a wide range of musical styles showcasing the talent of young artists from across Europe and beyond.
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Source: IAR, TVP Info