40,000 Danish Secondary Students Strike Over Proposed SU Stipend Changes
An estimated 40,000 students from 57 schools across Denmark have gone on strike to protest proposed changes to state student grants.
2026年11月12日
/ DANGDI / DANGDI / DANGDI /About 40,000 upper secondary students across Denmark joined a nationwide strike.
They represent 57 schools protesting proposed government changes to the SU stipend system.
The SU grant provides monthly financial support to students in Denmark.
In other Danish news, 200,000 property owners will receive new advance tax statements.
A supplier forgot to include the grundskyld property tax on the original forms.
Affected residents do not need to take any action.
The error will not alter paychecks in April or May.
Meanwhile, charity Børns Vilkår reported high school absence rates in Denmark.
More than 12,000 children missed over 50 school days last year.
Separately, the A.P. Møller Foundation gave 100 million Danish kroner for outdoor sports centres.
The Local reported these updates in its daily Danish roundup.
Source: The Local Denmark
