Plans to relocate sixth graders in Uppvidinge were reversed after strong parental protests, with politicians emphasizing the discussions were never formal proposals.
Plans to relocate sixth graders in Uppvidinge were reversed after strong parental protests, with politicians emphasizing the discussions were never formal proposals.
Swedish youths are actively engaging with politics through local initiatives and personal interviews as over 400,000 first-time voters prepare for the 2026 elections.
Youth initiatives in northern Sweden and active involvement by first-time voters highlight growing political engagement among young Swedes ahead of the 2026 election.
Swedish student loan interest rates have risen to their highest in over a decade, surpassing mortgage rates and affecting borrowers' finances despite manageable monthly payments.
Sweden's education reforms include new core skills-focused curricula for primary schools and consideration of later start times for high school students to boost learning and well-being.
Only 16% of Gävleborg's high schoolers pursue STEM subjects, raising concerns for the region's future competitiveness amid national goals to advance technology education by 2035.
Swedish politicians express outrage over disabled student Cora's limited toilet access at school, leading to a temporary solution involving a personal assistant.
Fagersta's education chairman acknowledges increased school violence and bullying at Mariaskolan, promising intensified efforts for safer schools.
After years of increase, snus usage among Swedish youth has plateaued in 2025, possibly influenced by advertising restrictions and changing product availability.
Technical payment errors at CSN have delayed financial support for 10,000 Swedish students, causing financial hardship and communication challenges.
Reports highlight that 30% of students in vulnerable Swedish areas fail to meet school requirements, with high staff turnover and calls for political action to prevent social exclusion.
A Sundsvall initiative pays high schoolers to work and stay in school, providing an alternative to gang involvement amid local gang conflicts.
The Liberal Party proposes a maximum class size of 20 students, planning government investigations to improve teacher focus and student learning by next election cycle.
Increasing school-related stress is driving a rise in mental health issues among Nordic youth, with academic pressure and uneven support impacting well-being, especially for girls and low achievers.
Controversy grows over new administrative fees at Swedish cultural schools, sparking concerns about accessibility for low-income families and calls for alternative funding.
Swedish youth are drinking less alcohol than past generations, yet the belief that 'everyone drinks' continues to persist among them, indicating a significant shift in youth culture.
Swedish youth political engagement declines due to hate, threats, and a growing divide between politicians, media, and citizens, prompting initiatives to reconnect politics with public values.
Sweden will forgive student loans for police trainees who commit to service, starting in 2027, to enhance recruitment.
A trendy nicotine shop opens in Stockholm, highlighting a growing nicotine culture among youth amid delayed political action in Sweden.
Sweden witnesses record enrollments in technical and natural science programs amid warnings of potential technological lag.
A nine-year-old girl challenges local politicians to improve her schoolyard, highlighting youth engagement amid rising resignations in local government.
Health officials in Sweden propose a ban on snus in schools, affecting both students and teachers, citing concerns over youth nicotine usage.
The Swedish Public Health Agency proposes a ban on snus use in schools but meets resistance regarding teachers' restrictions.
Youth in Åre are educating local politicians on Sami perspectives to enhance indigenous rights.
Recent violent incidents in Swedish schools raise urgent safety concerns amid judicial actions.
Two separate incidents of young girls entering classrooms with knives have occurred in Sweden, leading to police investigations.
Swedish local democracy faces challenges with youth underrepresentation and calls for greater engagement.
A decline in Swedish students studying abroad highlights economic challenges and shifting destination preferences.
Skolverket reports significant decline in Swedish-born students' academic performance post-pandemic, highlighting disparities linked to family background and teacher distribution.