The Moderates
Introduce grading in schools.
Continuing education for primary school teachers in methods for teaching children to read.
Abolish Swedish as a second language.
Rethink mother tongue teaching.
Language and aptitude tests for employment in preschools and schools.
M emphasizes that the government and the SD have presented several proposals that the Riksdag has already voted in favor of, such as:
New grading system and new grading criteria that will provide fairer grades.
New curricula with a focus on knowledge.
Early screening to detect students with difficulties and provide them with help quickly.
Christian Democrats
Investigate how no-excuses schools, schools with strict discipline that do not accept excuses for bad behavior or poor results, can be established.
More teacher-led teaching and less screen time - the distribution of individual laptops and iPads should cease completely in elementary and middle school.
Better support for children and young people with neuropsychiatric disabilities.
Order and discipline
30 minutes of daily exercise in all schools to strengthen health and development for all.
Nutritious, Swedish-produced and free school meals for everyone, no forced vegetarian diet.
Liberals
Maximum 20 students per class.
One textbook per student and subject.
No more screens in preschool and elementary school - no tablets or student computers.
Introduce support classes for students with disruptive behavior where they receive support and order, while improving study comfort for everyone.
Teachers should be allowed to devote their time to teaching. Increase teacher salaries by 10,000.
Joint school choice.
Phase out profit motive.
Stop religious preschools and schools.
Sweden Democrats
State school.
School meals with meat, fish or poultry every day.
No more screens - more books, paper and pen.
Stop the closure of village schools and provide municipalities with state support for primary schools with few students. Expand opportunities for distance learning.
Learning facts should characterize the early school years.
The school should convey Swedish norms and values.
Abolish the subject of Swedish as a second language.
Social Democrats
Crisis commission for the school due to the deteriorating PISA results.
Ban profit-making in schools. Tax money should go to education, teachers and students.
The market school is abolished and a profit ban is introduced in schools and preschools.
Small school reform with a maximum of 12 students per class in primary school.
Abolish overcompensation from school fees to independent schools.
Ban religious independent schools, higher requirements for all independent schools.
Strengthen student health.
The Left Party
Ban for-profit companies in schools.
Tighten the requirements for independent schools.
Abolish overcompensation for independent schools in school funding.
Invest more in student health and support for students.
Improve teachers' conditions, hire more teachers, get teachers who have left to return to school.
More and better school food, food with low climate emissions that benefits animal welfare and biodiversity.
No free choice of school, all schools should be given the conditions to be good.
The state will take over responsibility for schools from the municipalities.
The goal is for everyone to attend high school.
The Centre Party
Strengthen student health.
More teachers, clear knowledge requirements and earlier interventions for students who need help.
Smaller classes - better working environment, less mess, more teacher time for each student.
Schools should be allowed to be run by limited liability companies or others than municipalities. Tighten the requirements for independent schools so that unscrupulous actors and cheating disappear.
Profit ban in case of lack of quality.
Fairer school fees, independent schools should not be overcompensated.
Joint school choice, queue time should not be used.
Make it easier for smaller independent schools to establish themselves.
The Green Party
Make school more equal so that all children have the same chance to succeed.
Make school choice fairer, change queue systems so that they do not become a cherry on top for already resourceful families.
Schools with more difficult assignments should receive more resources for more teachers, good school food and increased security.
Smaller classes, more support for students.
Schools should hold society together, not increase inequality.
Greater state responsibility for schools and for school financing.
Stop the pursuit of profit in schools and ban limited companies from running schools.
Municipalities should be able to veto new independent schools, which makes it more difficult to plan for the municipality's schools in the long term.
Strengthen student health.
