He says he is surprised by the suspicions about what happened, given the work he says the school has put in.
"We have to get to the bottom of this. We have to understand what happened and see if there is something in our routines or something else that is broken. We are not quite there yet; we don't understand exactly," he says.
He says he is aware of the risks that boarding schools have historically posed, and that everything possible has been done to prevent similar incidents. He has full confidence that school and dormitory staff will react if they see anything, he adds.
We have been working on values over the years, guided by our humanistic values, which are based on humanity and respect. Everything we do should be permeated by that. We work a lot on safety, all the time, says Sarvari.
The police are investigating several incidents that allegedly occurred during the autumn at the boarding school. A total of five people are suspects, three of whom are in custody. Eight people are plaintiffs. The suspected crimes include sexual harassment, aggravated assault and unlawful coercion.