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The document summarizes the results of a survey given to students in classes 4-7 at the Scandinavian School of Brussels. Approximately 84% of students responded. The survey asked students questions about different aspects of their learning environment, feelings at school, use of technology, and more. Overall, students reported being satisfied with the level of support from teachers and feeling happy at school. However, some areas for improvement were identified, such as the learning cycle and tools like Schoolsoft, period planning documents, and transition week. The majority of students said they would recommend SSB to a friend.
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