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Education

4 months ago
The City of Vantaa also recently announced it was banning the use of face coverings in schools.
4 months ago
The number of children being educated at home in Finland has tripled over the past six years.
4 months ago
The number of recipients has nearly halved in a decade.
4 months ago
Making kids go to school would help combat radicalisation, according to Finland’s Security and Intelligence Service (Supo).
4 months ago
The city will no longer allow face covering for religious or other reasons.
5 months ago
In a few years, meat-based dishes will only appear once or twice per week.
5 months ago
Espoo is debating whether all schools should be required to offer English as the first foreign language – a contentious issue entwined with allegations of segregation and ‘school shopping’.
5 months ago
An Yle investigation last year revealed that third-party agents have exploited Finland’s image as the “happiest country in the world” to sell an inaccurate or downright misleading image of life in the country.