Student violence and aggression are rising across Europe, prompting calls for better mental health support and addressing teacher safety concerns.
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Recent incidents of youth aggression and violence, such as those in Lithuania and Austria, highlight deeper societal issues concerning student emotional well-being, school safety, and prevention. Experts emphasize the need for increased access to psychological support within schools. Internationally, bullying remains a significant problem, with cyberbullying increasing, and some countries are implementing educational interventions alongside disciplinary measures. In Poland, high rates of reported bullying and feelings of unsafety among students were noted, alongside an increase in silence regarding violence. Furthermore, there is growing concern across Italy and Spain regarding violence directed at teachers and school staff, which can manifest as both physical assaults and subtler forms of verbal aggression from parents.
