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Assault, Weapons Offences in Schools Last Year Highest Since 2021

The number of offences involving physical assaults and weapons committed in Portuguese schools during the last academic year was the highest in the last five years, while sexual offences and

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PSP recorded 4075 cases under the Safe School Program in 2025/26, more 4.6% than in the previous year. Bullying cases also increased, as well as sexual offenses and drug trafficking.

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The information is revealed by the PSP, which also claims to have increased the number of sexual offenses and drug trafficking. Still, bad weather returns with forecast rain.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The number of crimes of bodily offenses and weapons committed in schools in the last school year was the highest in the last five years, having also increased sexual offenses and drug trafficking, revealed today the PSP.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The report of the Safe School Program (SSP) of the PSP of the school year 2025/26, this Tuesday released and to which Lusaka had access, reveals that the majority of the crimes registered under the SSP is related to bodily offenses, in a total of 1,426, and injuries and threats (920), with these occurrences increasing 10.5% and 3.1%, respectively compared to the previous school year.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Most of the occurrences accompanied by the PSP through the Safe School Program (SEP) in the school year 2025/26 occurred within the educational institutions themselves. In total, 4,075 occurrences were recorded throughout the country, more than 178 more than in the previous year. The data are contained in the PSP's PES report, cited by the agency Lusa, which [...]

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Sapo broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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