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More children experience bullying in public schools, according to a new well-being survey from the Ministry of Children and Education. Save the Children demands action to curb the trend.

Bullying has increased significantly in schools over the past few years

On average, nearly three students in each school class are regularly bullied, according to a new, comprehensive well-being survey. Illustration: Mads D'Alterio Djervig. Originalfoto: Lars Hansen
On average, nearly three students in each school class are regularly bullied, according to a new, comprehensive well-being survey. Illustration: Mads D'Alterio Djervig. Originalfoto: Lars Hansen
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Ignoring, exclusion from the community, physical or degrading comments from others.

The situation with bullying in Danish public schools is bleak, according to the annual well-being survey from the Ministry of Children and Education.

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