Främst är det svenska niondeklassares kunskaper i matematik och läsförståelse som har försämrats.
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Pisa är en internationell studie som mäter 15-åriga skolelevers kunskaper inom matematik, läsförståelse och naturvetenskap, och görs vart tredje år av OECD.
Främst är det svenska niondeklassares kunskaper i matematik och läsförståelse som har försämrats, samtidigt som kunskaperna i naturvetenskap ligger kvar på samma låga nivå som förra mätningen 2022.
Även övriga nordiska länder visar historiskt låga nivåer, enligt Skolverkets sammanställning av resultatet.
Pisa är en internationell studie som mäter 15-åriga skolelevers kunskaper inom ämnena matematik, läsförståelse och naturvetenskap.
Undersökningen görs vart tredje år av OECD. År 2022 visade Pisa-undersökningen att svenska elever försämrat sina resultat i både matematik och läsförståelse jämfört med 2018.
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The Riksdag school election 2024 runs parallel to the general elections and covers 1,700 schools in Sweden, an increase from 1,449 schools in 2022. The aim is to strengthen young people's knowledge of democratic processes. At Grillska high school in Eskilstuna, a classroom has been set up as a polling station, where students such as Linnéa Andersson and Nelly Åhlén, both 17 years old, have voted.
In connection with the general elections, school elections are held for upper secondary and upper secondary students. Over 1,700 schools in Sweden have signed up, including Wargentin and Fyrvallla in Östersund. Students who are not allowed to vote in the general election due to age can still participate in the school election to learn about democracy. Results will be presented on September 13.
A new law means that mobile phones are collected at the start of the school day. At Innovitaskolan in Östersund, opinions are mixed among the students, while teachers welcome the legislation to improve study atmosphere.
Since the first of August, all compulsory forms of schooling in Sweden as well as leisure time must be mobile-free. The new legislation aims to provide study peace, protect against online abuse and increase social interaction among students.

Swedish midwifery education is facing a crisis with students who have difficulty achieving course goals. The Swedish Association of Midwives demands a government investigation to solve the problems with the too short training.

The government's decision to give SEK 56 million annually to three universities for new master's programs in public administration is met with criticism. Professor Göran Sundström believes that power has shifted from the universities to the government, which is seen as "direct control". The trade union SULF questions the process and suspects special treatment by the School of Economics.