TUUSULA EDUCATION INFRASTRUCTURE

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The project will finance the modernisation and adaptation of school infrastructure in both early childhood education and care and basic education. In particular, it concerns investments in three new campuses (Riihikallio, Rykmentinpuisto, Lahela) for pre-primary, primary and secondary education. A good level and quality of education accessible to all is essential for the economic, social and intellectual development of a country. Given the economic and social consequences of the global health crisis, the role of education is even more important to improve the living conditions and economic and social opportunities of young people. Following the new national curriculum introduced in 2016, Finland has been undergoing one of the most ambitious school redesign projects in Europe, exchanging traditional walled-in classrooms and rows of desks for more flexible and informal open-plan layouts.