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EducationDenmarkhttps://p.dw.com/p/5ObQg
A growing number of families in Denmarkare taking children with special needs out of regular schools, saying the system fails to accommodate neurodivergent students. The report follows 12-year-old Olav, who has autism and attention difficulties and attends school only a few hours a week. Parents have created support networks such as Sanctuary Clubs, where children can learn and socialize in less stressful environments. While families call for more flexible education and better inclusion, policymakers cite limited resources and concerns over falling academic performance. Researchers argue that Denmark’s school system must adapt to meet the needs of today’s children.
