Club activities in basic education

The school's clubs are usually arranged after the school day on the school premises or on nearby premises. The clubs are free of charge and voluntary.

Introduction

The school's clubs are usually arranged after the school day on the school premises or on nearby premises. Instructors include teachers, youth and sport services employees as well as instructors from organizations and associations. The clubs are free of charge and voluntary for students. Students can participate in the planning and development of their school's club activities through, for example, schools' student associations. Through club activities, students also have the opportunity to learn about various hobbies. More information about clubs is provided by the student's school.

After-school activities subject to a charge 

After school activities are intended for first and second graders and older students who study in a small group or special class with a special education teacher.

 Read more about after-school activities and how to apply. 

Day and holiday activities for children with disabilities 

Before and after-school activities for children with intellectual disabilities are offered in connection with all schools that provide teaching for disabled students. Read more about day and holiday activities. 

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Communication

Wilma application

Wilma is an electronic service which is a communication tool used between the schools and home. In Vantaa, Wilma is used both in basic education and high schools.

Service channels

Units

Service has 43 units in total