Attacks by students in schools - how to prevent aggression among children? Children's Rights Ombudsman on Radio RMF24

An Alpha Insights report indicates that one in eight young people talk to artificial intelligence about their problems because "there is no one else." In the context of growing loneliness, low self-esteem and stress among children, experts ask about the systemic response of the state and the role of the Ombudsman for Children. The topic of aggression in schools after the incident in Ostrołęka and the attack of a 15-year-old on a janitor near Wyszków was also discussed, discussing the responsibility of adults, the need for changes in the law regarding online content and possible restrictions on access to social media.

Monika Horna-Cieślak was recently in Ostrołęka, where she talked to students and teachers after the attack. What did she hear from them? Is the introduction of additional police patrols a sufficient response to the problem of aggression in schools? What is known about the reasons for the attack by a 15-year-old on a janitor at a school near Wyszków? Could psychological violence or perhaps a copycat mechanism have occurred in this case?

The conversation also talks about adults' responsibility and actions after such events. Will Monika Horna-Cieślak participate in the auditions of children from the school near Wyszków, as she announced after her visit to Ostrołęka? Are changes to the law regarding content available on the Internet needed? Should children's access to social media be further restricted?

We invite you to Piotr Salak's interview just after... 7:00 to RMF FM, online Radio RMF24, website RMF24.pl, RMF ON application and our social media!