Target group: Families with children
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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.
Basic education in Vantaa
The nine-year Finnish comprehensive school provides general basic education. All children at the age of seven living in Finland must go to school or otherwise complete the comprehensive school curriculum.
Working life-oriented teaching (TEPPO)
Working life-oriented basic education familiarises students with working life already during their basic education! The studies of working-life oriented basic education alternate on-the-job training periods at workplaces with teaching at school.
Religion and ethics education
Either religion or ethics are taught in basic education. A student can also receive teaching in their own religion in primary and lower secondary schools in Vantaa.
Teaching of the student's native tongue
Vantaa provides teaching of a student's own native tongue, home language and maintained language for two hours per week.
Aid equipment in basic education
Aid equipment may include means such as customised learning and teaching materials, technical devices and classroom fixtures.
Invoicing
The Financial Services are in charge of the City's invoicing. vantaa.fi/en/invoicing
Terms of leisure time use of Vantaa city spaces
The leisure time use and payment policies have been revised and came into effect starting 1.8.2022. These guidelines include important information regarding payment conditions, applying for reservations, and terms of cancellation in sports facilities and other spaces. The following terms of use must
Reserving facilities and prices
The City of Vantaa has a wide range of different types of facilities that can be reserved for different activities.
”I am learning something new about Finland every day!”
The Parents along to school and working life project is helping immigrants to learn Finnish, integrate, and find their own professional path.