Finland’s schools are publicly funded ... developed his "outdoor math" curriculum at a free workshop for teachers. "It's fun for the children to work outside," he says. "They really learn ...

Does Finland have a government? What can you do that's fun and free in the summer ... At the same time, we know that over 10 percent of our children in school participate in Islamic religion classes.

“I think it's good to have uniform rules for schools because there's been a bit of variability. In Finland’s Swedish schools, we've had more uniformity for some time, but considering the ...

But it was all about having fun." In Finland, Christmas is normally celebrated ... But Johanna Ovaska, a school principal in the town of Imatra explained that "pikkujoulu is the opposite".