Tanto International School - Fair treatment (PMDK)

Children's rights

Swedish law provides robust protection for children, ensuring their rights are strictly defended. Demonstrating this long-standing commitment, Sweden was among the first nations to ratify the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, formally incorporating it into Swedish law on 1 January 2020.

At Tanto International School, we bring these principles to life through our 3 C's Ethos: Care, Collaborate, and Commit. By integrating these values into our P.S.H.E. curriculum, Global Citizenship projects, and Student Council initiatives, we empower our students with a deep understanding of their individual rights and a global perspective on social responsibility.

PSHE & Wellbeing

Personal, Social, and Health Education (P.S.H.E.) is a vital part of our curriculum. We provide guidance and support as students navigate life in society, focusing on three core pillars: Relationships, Health and Well-Being, and Living in the Wider World.

This weekly work reinforces our commitment to the safety and happiness of every child. Our program directly supports the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, ensuring our students grow up informed, secure, and empowered.

Fair Treatment

We work proactively with regard to fair treatment. Our preventative work aims to ensure that all chidlren feel safe and secure at school and that they are free from abuse, harrasment, offence or discrimination.

Here is our plan (2024/25)

Quality Staff

All staff employed at The Tanto International School and The English Nursery are selected via safe recruitment strategy. The policy includes routines that support child protection and ensure that we recruit the best people for our children.

We love working at Tanto and value each and every student and their familiy.

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