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7 months ago
Education Minister Anders Adlercreutz says such a move could increase understanding and reduce segregation in school, as well as society in general.
7 months ago
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9 months ago
The child’s mother claims Finland normalises Russian culture.
9 months ago
Student loans typically stood at around 5,000 euros in 2010-11, according to the Social Insurance Institution of Finland, Kela.
9 months ago
The move aims to make Finland more attractive to international students and returnees, while supporting those with limited Finnish or Swedish skills, the education ministry says.
9 months ago
Almost half of teenagers surveyed say they do not eat the free school lunch every day, with girls especially likely to skip the meal.
9 months ago
Kids these days don’t know how to face conflicts, or resolve them, according to a teacher in Vantaa with over 50 years of professional experience.
9 months ago
The National Agency for Education presented graduate employment statistics on Tuesday.
9 months ago
A significant number of pupils in a Porvoo middle school were unable to read analogue clocks, according to Helsingin Sanomat.
9 months ago
Finland’s flag carrier is refusing to compensate passengers for flights cancelled over a recent seat cover mishap, citing extraordinary circumstances.