Students protest new regulations at Glasir secondary school in Tórshavn

Recent changes to the behavioral rules at Glasir secondary school in Tórshavn have sparked debate and discontent among students.

Around midday, students at Glasir gathered on the stairs to protest against the new regulations.

The updated rules prohibit students from possessing their mobile phones during class and restrict access to certain websites through the school’s internet. Furthermore, limitations have been imposed on where classes can go for field trips.

Sigurjón Einarsson from Glasir reported live during the lunchtime news, interviewing Bjørg Brynhildardóttir Egholm, a member of the student council, and Annie Fjalsá, head of student services at Glasir.

The implementation of these rules has created significant discussions within the school community, reflecting students’ concerns regarding their freedoms and access to information during school hours.