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Bullying in Swedish schools has increased from 14 percent last year to 17 percent this year, according to a survey of 1,000 students in grades 4-9. The reason for the increase is unknown.
The figures show that bullying in Swedish schools has increased from 14 percent last year to 17 percent this year. The survey was conducted with 1,000 students in grades 4-9. Why is it increasing? It is unclear.
- We don't know that, but we know that children need trustworthy people who listen to them, says Nicole Konde, communicator for Friends.
In the clip above, you can hear what the children at men's school think about bullying.

High school students from all over Denmark have gone on strike and demonstrated in Copenhagen against the government's plans to reduce student aid (SU) for students with high-income parents. An estimated 10,000 people took part in the protest at Christiansborg.
During October, a record number of reports of threats and violence against teachers was noted in Stockholm. The Swedish Teachers' Union has demanded measures from the education administration, which has now submitted an answer regarding the handling of the situation.

The investigator Lena Holmdahl proposes a new financing system for the upper secondary school to create a fairer school fee. The proposal includes an indicative standard for resources and a redistribution of grants based on students' merit values.

During September, 338 incidents of threats and violence were reported in Stockholm's schools, which causes the Swedish Teachers' Union to demand immediate protective measures after several serious incidents of abuse against the staff.

The School Inspectorate begins a new inspection of Sigtunaskolan after five students are suspected of serious crimes. The chairman of the education committee, Hawar Asaiesh (V), demands changes to the law to be able to close schools where penalism and violations occur.

A student at Sigtunaskolan Humanistica Läroverket testifies to an environment with harassment, racism and ostracism. Despite repeated attempts to get help from the school management, the family felt that the school failed to guarantee the student's safety.