In Germany, over 50,000 children and adolescents live with life-limiting illnesses. Schools are often overwhelmed in appropriately addressing the dying and death of students. This is particularly true for general education schools, which are increasingly attended by children with such illnesses due to advancing inclusion. The book presents the life situation of children and adolescents with life-limiting conditions and describes ways to accommodate them in everyday school life. It discusses how teachers can interact with both classmates and families. Furthermore, it highlights possibilities and forms of an appropriate culture of mourning and demonstrates through examples what a good memorial culture in schools can look like. Contents include: - Mindful support in school - The death of a student.