On 9 March 2026, Minister of Education and Youth Claude Meisch presented the fourth national youth report. It sheds light on the everyday reality of young people aged 12 to 29 in Luxembourg and provides an important foundation for a modern and responsible youth policy.

DP MPs Gilles Baum and Barbara Agostino raised questions to the Minister for Education concerning the reassignment of primary school teachers to their municipality. In particular, they wanted to know how many posts have been published on list 1bis over the last 5 years, what the approach is in terms of prioritizing candidates and, in general, whether the nominations for list 1 by local the authorities...

Education: Ensuring a brighter future for all children Access to quality education is the basic prerequisite for a self-determined and successful life. In the DP’s view, public schools therefore have a key role to play in providing every child with fair opportunities for the future and in imparting skills that meet the requirements of the 21st century. Success at school should not depend on the...

We are increasingly hearing about cases of abuse and mistreatment of children and young people. As Luxembourg is certainly not an isolated country and the figures tend to increase, our MPs André Bauler and Carole Hartmann asked some questions to the ministers in charge.