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Student accident insurance: voluntary, with an offer from the Parents' Council
In June, the Parents' Council chose a group accident insurance offer for this school year. Joining is voluntary, and we accept applications until the end of September.
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September parents' meetings and election of class parents' committees
On Tuesday next week, we invite parents to the first meetings of the year with form teachers: Grades 1–3 at 17:00, Grades 4–8 at 17:45.
Read more →Canteen lunches: declarations, fees and cancellations
The canteen serves lunches from the second day of school. We accept lunch declarations for the whole school year until 20 September, and children can also be signed up during the year.
Read more →Start of the school year: times and organisation of the first day
First-graders and their parents meet at 9:00 in the gym, and students in Grades 2–8 at 10:00 in their form teachers' classrooms.
Read more →Assignment to classes, rooms and form teachers before September
The assignment of students to classes, form teachers and rooms for the new school year is ready. Parents can get information about their child from the school office or from the form teacher.
Read more →Textbooks and school supplies: what to prepare before September
The school provides textbooks and workbooks and hands them out in the first week of September. Parents only buy stationery, PE kit and indoor shoes.
Read more →Eighth-grade exam results: collecting certificates
The eighth-grade exam results are now out. Graduates can collect their detailed results certificates from the school office, 8:00–14:00.
Read more →The school office in the summer: opening hours and urgent matters
In July and August, the school office is open Monday to Friday, 8:00–14:00. In the first half of August it closes for the holiday break, and urgent matters are handled by the head teacher.
Read more →End of the school year: times for each class
The end-of-year ceremony will take place on Friday. Classes meet at different times, and we will say goodbye to the eighth grades at a separate ceremony with parents.
Read more →Returning textbooks to the library: schedule for classes
In the second-to-last week of school, the library takes back textbooks borrowed for the school year. Each class returns them on its assigned day, together with the form teacher.
Read more →Eighth-grade exam this week: days off for Grades 1–7
From Tuesday to Thursday the eighth grades sit their exam, and Grades 1–7 have days off lessons. The after-school club and canteen are open for children who have been signed up.
Read more →May days off: how the school works at the turn of the month
The first and third of May are public holidays. On the other working days around the turn of April and May, the school works according to the school year calendar.
Read more →Eighth-grade exam: arrangements, what to bring and days off
In less than four weeks the eighth grades will sit their exam. Here is a reminder of what time to arrive, what can be taken into the exam room and how the school works on those days.
Read more →Spring holiday break: after-school club and school office on duty
There are no lessons from the Thursday before Easter to the Tuesday after Easter. On the working days of the break, the after-school club is open for children signed up by their parents.
Read more →Second term: timetable, extra activities and after-school club
After the winter break we are back to our usual routine: the timetable stays the same, and clubs and specialist classes run from the first day of the second term.
Read more →Winter break at school: day camp and after-school club on duty
In the first week of the winter break we run a day camp for students in Grades 1–4, and in the second week the after-school club is on duty for children signed up in advance by their parents.
Read more →Mid-year grading and parents' meetings after the break
Before the break we close the first semester: teachers enter predicted grades, and the teachers' council approves the grading. After the break, parents meet form teachers.
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