School and family problems

0Do your parents talk to you? Are you happy in class? We hope so, but it's not always like that. And not only American students have school and family problems, but also foreign kids.02br
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00The 01i00United Nations02i00 00 studied children's lives in the world's 21 richest countries. It found that the 0101i00Netherlands02i0200, 0101i00Sweden02i0200 and 010200 are the best places to grow up. The United States and Britain are among the richest countries, but they are at the bottom 00of the list.02br
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00The study looked at the lives of children in six ways. These were: the numbers of poor kids; their health and safety; education; 01i00relationships02i00 00 with friends and family; their behavior00; how happy they were with their lives.02br
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00Bullying 00is a big problem in British schools. Nearly 40% of the kids in the study had been bullied in the previous 00two months.02br
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00"Lots of money does not mean a happy childhood", says the report. The 01i00Czech Republic02i00 00 is not a rich country, but its children have happier lives. 0-