Quieter and quieter school environment the goal of new initiative in Västerås
4/9/2023, 12:13:35 PM
Highlights: The ruling majority in Västerås now wants to take action to reduce noise and noise in schools. A total of SEK 15 million is being invested, according to a press release. The idea is to review the physical environments in the classrooms such as furnishing, ventilation and lighting. In April, the municipal council will make a decision on the issue. come along to Blåsboskolan where principal Maria Hising shows what a classroom looks like and how the things at the desks can be used.
The ruling majority in Västerås now wants to take action to reduce noise and noise in schools. A total of SEK 15 million is being invested, according to a press release. – The purpose is to promote learning, peace of mind and security among both students and staff, says Jonas Cronert (S), chairman of the compulsory school board and Skultuna municipal sub-committee.
The initiative will give children and young people a calmer school environment. It should benefit everyone, but not least those with neuropsychiatric disabilities (NPF), i.e. diagnoses such as ADHD and autism.
The idea is to review the physical environments in the classrooms such as furnishing, ventilation and lighting, but also support educators and staff with training.
The political majority in the city of Västerås consists of S, KD, V and C. In April, the municipal council will make a decision on the issue.
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Come along to Blåsboskolan where principal Maria Hising shows what a classroom looks like and how the things at the desks can be used and contribute to a better learning environment. Photo: Hanna Eklund/SVT