School Environment – The Physical Environment
In Brief
The school is the students' workplace, and as a workplace, it should promote students' health and well-being and be adapted for students with disabilities.
Description
Both the school building and outdoor areas should be accessible to all children and students, including those with disabilities. Students should be involved in planning and efforts to create a safe and positive school environment. The school must inform students and parents about their rights and the school's obligations. Students and parents can speak with the school and request improvements to aspects that are not functioning well. These may include:
- Outdoor areas
- Indoor climate, lighting conditions, and noise levels
- Hygiene, cleaning, and infection control
- Safety
Target Group
Students in primary and lower secondary school.
Regulations
This is a legally mandated responsibility for schools. See:Opplæringslova kapittel 12.
Laws
Right to Appeal
Students and parents can speak with the school and request improvements to aspects that are not functioning well. These may include:
- Outdoor areas
- Indoor climate, lighting conditions, and noise levels
- Hygiene, cleaning, and infection control
- Safety
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