Violence Escalates at Berlin School as Student Attacked by Armed Youths
A seventh-grader fled to a supermarket for safety after being pursued by attackers, highlighting ongoing concerns at the Friedrich-Bergius School.
- A seventh-grade student at Berlin's Friedrich-Bergius School was chased by armed youths, forcing him to seek refuge in a nearby supermarket.
- The attackers, reportedly from other schools, carried weapons such as knives and baseball bats, with one suspect's personal details recorded by police.
- The incident follows a November 2024 'brand letter' from teachers detailing escalating violence, verbal abuse, and challenges with students lacking German language skills.
- Despite offers from Berlin's education authorities, including a proposed security presence, the school administration has reportedly declined uniformed security guards.
- Parents and teachers have criticized the slow implementation of support measures, citing continued safety concerns and insufficient resources to address the issues.



















