Norwegian schools will be legally obligated to share personal information regarding students with a history of violence when those students transfer to a new school, starting this autumn. This new regulation aims to enhance safety and provide incoming schools with crucial context about a student’s past behavior. The shared information will pertain specifically to documented instances of violence. Privacy concerns have been raised regarding the handling of sensitive student data, but proponents emphasize the necessity of protecting both students and staff. The Ministry of Education asserts this measure is vital for ensuring a secure learning environment for all. Implementation details and specific data-sharing protocols are currently being finalized and communicated to schools nationwide. This policy represents a significant shift in how student records are managed and shared within the Norwegian education system.