Target group: Students
Frequently asked questions about the reform of support for learning
You will find frequently asked questions about the reform of support for learning on this page.
What have we already done to promote school meals?
Vantaa has been developing school lunches already since 2019. The MUMS project helps us further promote school lunches during the course of 2025.
What is MUMS?
The MUMS project aims to increase the popularity of school meals in Vantaa and to get more Vantaa pupils and students to eat school lunch.
More than 4 000 Vantaa residents took part in the jubilee dialogue events – here's what they think about their home city
More than 4 000 Vantaa residents participated in the dialogue events organised to mark the 50th anniversary of Vantaa. The discussions show that Vantaa residents value the multiculturalism of their city and want a safe, nature-friendly and community-oriented city.
Services for jobseekers under the age of 30
This website contains information about the employment services provided for young people under the age of 30 in Vantaa.
Processing of personal data for information requests of the Education and Learning Department
This document outlines how the City of Vantaa processes your personal data when processing information request forms.
Editorial: Always better Vantaa
The Mayor talks about Vantaa's growth and the opportunities it brings in an editorial in this autumn's Residents' Magazine.
1877 Vantaa high school students will take part in the autumn matriculation exams - read 5 facts about the matriculation exams
Altogether 1 877 students at Vantaa high schools have enrolled in the fall matriculation examination. The examns will begin on Monday, September 16,
Sexual harassment of minors has become more common – cities in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area have produced a support package for those working with the youth
The results of the biennial School Health Survey show that sexual harassment of children and young people has become more common. This year, schools, educational institutions and youth centres in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area will address the phenomenon so that children and young people can learn