Parents Are More Satisfied at Tellus Group Schools
Parents Are More Satisfied at Tellus Group Schools
The Swedish Schools Inspectorate conducts an annual school survey as part of its efforts to regularly review all school operations throughout the country. All schools must comply with applicable laws and regulations. The goal of the survey is to help ensure that all children and students have equal access to a quality education in a safe environment.
The results of the school survey show that Tellus Group schools receive high ratings from parents. For example, Robinson’s schools for grades 1–9 received a score of 8.8 on the question of whether parents feel their children are safe (the national average is 8.0).
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Students in grades 7–9 at Thea Schools rate the quiet study environment at 6.0 (the national average is 5.7).
The preschools also receive high ratings. Among parents of children at Tellusbarn preschools in the City of Stockholm, 89 percent say they are satisfied with the preschool (87 percent on average for the City of Stockholm), and 93 percent feel that their children are safe at the preschool (90 percent on average for the City of Stockholm).
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– One of the reasons for these positive results is that we are purposefully working to improve quality in both preschools and schools. When we focus on high quality, we have satisfied parents and happy children. For that reason, we also have a higher staff-to-child ratio than many others—4.9 children per teacher compared to 5.1 on a national average,” says Bijan Fahimi, CEO of Tellusgruppen.
You can read the Tellus Group's full quality report here.
