News - Child-friendly municipality
Skididialog provides insights into how children and young people spend their free time
On 24 October, a meeting was held at Kellokoski School to discuss leisure activities as part of Tuusula's Child-Friendly Municipality initiative. The aim of the discussion, which was conducted using the Skididialogi model, was to gather the views and experiences of pupils and adults working with young people on the subject.
Search for Tuusula's most child-friendly act of the year – submit your suggestions by 7 November!
We are looking for the most child-friendly act in Tuusula for the second time. We are looking for an individual who has taken the rights of children and young people to be heard into particular consideration. Being heard has two meanings – both belonging to a community and being listened to. Nominate an act and its creator by 7 November 2025!
Tuusula Education Services Academic Year Assessment 2024–2025: Focus on well-being and a sustainable future
During the 2024–2025 school year, pupils and students in Tuusula learned about the basics of well-being and had many empowering encounters. Reflection on a sustainable future was a key part of Tuusula's educational activities. The implementation of the previous school year in pre-primary and basic education, after-school activities and upper secondary education has now been assessed in the school year evaluations discussed in the autumn.
Together, looking out for each other – four municipalities join forces to promote safety in schools
Tuusula, Kerava, Hyvinkää and Järvenpää have launched a joint initiative called Reilusti yhdessä, turvaa toisista (Fair together, safety from others), which aims to prevent bullying, harassment, discrimination and violence in schools.
Pioneering emotional skills in Tuusula
Emotional and interpersonal skills are among the most important skills for educators. Tuusula's expertise in emotional skills has been exported abroad. Recognising their own emotions gives children and young people the tools to deal with even difficult issues safely with the support of adults.
Pick up tips for the autumn half-term week at school
Schools in Tuusula will be closed for autumn break from 13 to 19 October. Both primary and secondary school pupils will be enjoying a well-deserved break, not to mention their younger siblings. Check out our tips for the holiday week!
A couple of hundred proposals were generated during the first brainstorming days for children and young people – the search for ideas continues until 19 October.
The participatory budgeting (PBF) round for children and young people in Tuusula began on Monday, 29 September with a brainstorming session. On the first day, children and young people came up with 34 proposals during their lessons that could be used to increase well-being and comfort in Tuusula.
The participatory budgeting round for children and young people is underway
Tuusula's seventh participatory budgeting round will kick off on Monday, 29 September with a call for ideas, and this time it is aimed at children and young people.
Child-friendly municipality work in Tuusula: Joy for children and young people through hobbies and opportunities to influence their own everyday lives
Tuusula has launched the second six-month period of its Child-Friendly Municipality action plan. The mid-year review for spring 2025 was published at the end of May. We have compiled excerpts from our autumn activities, which we use to increase the opportunities for children and young people to influence and participate in matters that are important to them.
The hobby fair for children and young people will be held again on 19–21 August.
The Hobby Fair will be held in August in all municipal centres in Tuusula. The fair is a great place for children, young people and families to learn about the diverse hobby opportunities and hobby organisations in the local area.
