Student Wellbeing
Wellbeing and success are closely linked
Deterioration in academic performance is often caused by emotional factors, initially manifesting as a child's withdrawal, which can later develop into apathy, unexcused absences, aggressive behavior, and more. The EMU, or Emotions, Learning, and Behavior surveys, help identify risks and take preventive action to enhance both student wellbeing and protect their grades.
Schools that have conducted the EMU survey
48.2 %
Parental Involvement
49.1 %
Students' Survey Participation
74.2 %
In the assessment of the student and/or parent, the student is not currently experiencing skill or other difficulties that significantly impact the learning process or the ability to build relationships with peers. However, always compare these results with your observations and information obtained from the student's family members or other significant sources.
In the assessment of the student and/or the parent, the student currently exhibits some skills or other types of difficulties. However, according to the provided responses, these do not significantly affect the learning process or the ability to form relationships with peers. Typically, in balance mode, the student can be strengthened with a few Grade methods. If the student's lack of skills or difficulties do not increase, additional support from specialists will most likely not be necessary.
In the assessment of a student and/or their parent, the student is currently experiencing significant skill-based or other types of difficulties that substantially impact their learning process or relationship-building with peers. Due to these challenges, the student may be unable to fully engage in their studies or form positive relationships with peers and adults. These difficulties are unlikely to diminish without additional individual support.
The student, parents, and grade teacher have not completed the EMU survey, so the student's EMU mode has not been set.
Distribution of students by EMU modes
Wellbeing Index. EMU Survey Results by Grade
2025/2026 | All EMU Municipalities
Using EMU surveys, a student wellbeing index is determined, which includes an assessment of students' self-awareness, environment, and relationships.
Conflicts
2025/2026 | All EMU Municipalities
Responses from students, parents, and teachers to the question "Does anyone at school intentionally and regularly harm you/the student?" are an immediate signal for action at the national, school, grade, and individual levels.
What EMU Provides
From Understanding Well-being to Taking Action
Surveys
Wellbeing significantly impacts academic success. EMU regularly conducts wellbeing surveys for students, parents, and teachers, allowing schools and municipalities to gain a more comprehensive understanding of each student.
School Life
Surveys reveal aspects of school life that grades don’t show – belonging, motivation, relationships, and stress, allowing us to identify students in need of support early on.
Support
EMU includes a dedicated module for support staff (psychologists, social educators, and special educators) to create, coordinate, and follow individual support plans.