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Children's rights as part of Tuusula's structures

The goal of the Child-Friendly Municipality model, which progresses in stages, is to help municipalities make the right decisions for children's well-being. See how we in Tuusula take children's rights into account in our structures.
Six children of nursery age are pushing a fallen tree trunk.

Tuusula’s Action Plan for a Child-Friendly Municipality

Our joint efforts to create a more child-friendly municipality are guided by a UNICEF-approved action plan, which sets out a vision for a good life for children and young people, along with five objectives and the measures required to achieve them. Take a look at our action plan!
The children are sitting on the floor of the daycare centre's gym, and some of them are pointing.

Making the voices of children and young people heard

Children and young people in Tuusula have the opportunity to share their own perspectives on life in Tuusula. Find out how this is done.
Two young people examining a tablet in the library.

Uutisia matkasta kohti lapsiystävällisempää kuntaa

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Tuusula’s leisure fair invites children and young people, along with their families, to Riihikallio

The Leisure Fair will be held at Riihikallio School on Tuesday 25 August from 5.30 pm to 7.30 pm. During the evening, you’ll have the chance to find out about the wide range of leisure activities available in the local area and to play the popular game ‘Everyone Burns Everyone’. The event is free of charge.  
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The autumn term is about to begin in Tuusula

In Tuusula, the new school year begins on Thursday 13 August 2026 at primary and secondary schools. The Tuusula School of Visual Arts and the Adult Education Centre will also start their term during August.
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A teaching session on a sixth-form course

Fun activities for everyone, from babies to grandparents, at the family day

The Youth Services’ family days – which evoke a sense of nostalgia and bring generations together – are returning on 20–22 July to Jokela, Kellokoski and Riihikallio.
A child catching soap bubbles. In the background is an adult blowing bubbles.

School-based leisure and club activities have brought joy to over 1,300 children and young people in Tuusula – a revamped programme is on the way for the autumn 

This autumn will offer both familiar and new opportunities for extracurricular activities to complement the school day. You can also find out more about the range of activities on offer at Tuusula’s third extracurricular activities fair on 25 August at Riihikallio School.

Registration to exhibit at the Tuusula Leisure Fair 2026 is open throughout the summer 

The Tuusula-wide Leisure Fair will be held at Riihikallio School on 25 August 2026 from 5.30 pm to 7.30 pm. Sign up to be a exhibitor by 9 August 2026!

Mid-year review of Tuusula’s ‘Child-Friendly Municipality’ initiative: Enjoying hobbies and having a say

Over the spring, Tuusula has taken many significant steps towards becoming an even more child-friendly municipality. The voices of children and young people have been heard more clearly, particularly in discussions about leisure and recreational opportunities and in participatory budgeting.
Two children and an adult in a toy car in the playground of Tuusulanjärvi School and Nursery.

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