Founded in 1985, this national organisation for upper secondary school students is politically and religiously non-aligned. It voices students' interests in society and advocates on education funding, accessibility, class sizes and learning support.
Members receive benefits, events and leisure activities through 12 district and member associations. A student board is elected at the annual autumn assembly. The organisation publishes statements, reports and election programmes. There is no wheelchair-accessible car park.
Describe your membership experience in the comments for other upper secondary students considering joining.
