Tag: Dining
Retail strike may cause changes to menus of schools and daycare centres
Retail strike may cause changes to menus of schools and daycare centres. The kitchens of Vantaa schools and daycare centres are open normally during the strike.
Food and drink at Kuusijärvi
Kuusijärvi offers diverse and authentic dining experiences close to nature. In addition to dining at the restaurant, you can enjoy your own snacks out in nature, grill over a campfire and forage for food at Kuusijärvi.
Kuusijärvi campfire site
A new wheelchair-friendly area for local hiking needs will be built on the eastern shore of Kuusijärvi. The campfire site will be complete at the end of 2022.
City card
You can download value on the card to pay for a schoolchild's and student's snacks.
School meals
The purpose of school meals is to provide the students with nutritious and tasty food that meets the nutrition recommendations. A school meal is served every day, and it is free of charge.
Knowhow and involvement – children and the young to participate in making more sustainable food culture
The goal of the project is to increase eating percentages while simultaneously diminishing Meal Services’ carbon footprint, as well as to teach children and the young the principles of sustainable lifestyles.
Meals at day care
The purpose of day care or pre-primary school meals is to provide children with nutritious and tasty food that meets the nutrition recommendations. A meal is served every day the child attends day care or pre-primary education.
Student meals and menus
Our educational institutes serve a free of charge meal for the students. The purpose of student meals is to provide students with nutritious and tasty food that meets the nutrition recommendations.
Menus
In the City of Vantaa, the meal service providers are Vantaan Tilapalvelut Vantti Oy, Palmia Oy, Attendo Oy, Compass Group Finland Oy and JPS Palvelut Oy. Vantaan Tilapalvelut Vantti Oy produces food for most schools and daycare centers.
7th—9th-graders in distance learning according to the alternation model
As of April 12, instruction for 7th—9th-graders will follow the alternation model where students alternate between contact instruction and distance learning.