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What is a 'high school' in Sweden?

Brinell School, where the attack occurred, is a 'gymnasium' in Sweden, which is equivalent to a high school or sixth form college in the UK. Students typically attend from ages 16 to 19, preparing for university or vocational careers. These institutions are usually safe environments, making this incident particularly distressing for the community.

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