Call for More Attention on Grief in Class: ‘Many Schools Struggle With It’

Dutch schools are facing challenges in addressing grief among students. Experts, including psychologists and educators, argue that schools should systematically address grief, not just during deaths. Research shows that over 75% of children under 16 have lost a loved one, and many children struggle alone with their grief, highlighting the need for more support and open discussion in schools.

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