Our Jokela Upper Secondary school

We use Wilma for communication between home and school. The best way to contact teachers is through Wilma.

The email addresses of teaching staff are in the format etunimi.sukunimi@tuusula.fi.

Information is being updated.

Timetables are published periodically in Wilma.

Terms in the academic year 2025–2026

Period 1: 7 August–29 September 2025

2nd period 30 September–26 November 2025

Period 3: 27 November 2025–3 February 2026

Period 4.2–2.4, 2026

Period 5: 7 April–30 May 2026

Once a month, a class teacher’s session is held during a lesson as agreed.

The lesson lasts 75 minutes.

Daily schedule.

1st period 8:15–9:30 a.m.

2nd period 9:45–11:00

Eating at regular intervals

11:00 a.m. Year 9 pupils

11:10 a.m. Sixth graders

11:20 a.m. seventh graders

3rd period 11:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

4th period, 1:15–2:30 p.m.

5th period, 2:35–3:50 p.m.

There are a few exceptions to the start times of the timetables, and these are shown in the student’s Wilma timetable.

See the working days and holidays for schools in the municipality of Tuusula.

Student welfare work refers to all activities that support the school day and everyday studying. The school has a student welfare team (OHR), which is a multi-professional working group. The head teacher chairs the student welfare team.

The OHR consists of the head teacher, a special needs teacher with a broad range of expertise, the school psychologist, the school social worker, the school nurse and the teacher of the class or pupil whose issues are being discussed. All classes are reviewed once a year by the pupil welfare team together with the class teachers. Parents are also welcome to discuss matters conce ing their own children with the OHR. The time for the discussion will be agreed separately.

The student welfare team’s task is to support high-quality basic education and a good school day, to nurture a culture that promotes growth and development, and to organise and provide students with support related to school attendance when needed.

School health care supports the growth and development of children and young people and aims to contribute to the development of values and attitudes that promote health. Health examinations are carried out annually for pupils, and health monitoring visits are carried out as necessary. If necessary, the school nurse provides acute care to pupils who fall ill during the school day and administers first aid in the event of accidents. However, actual medical care is not part of school health care but is provided at health centres.

Parents are responsible for notifying the school of any special dietary requirements. Please contact the school nurse. She will forward the information about special dietary requirements to the municipal food services. Please note that the diet can be implemented two days after the notification has been received by the school kitchen.

Our school also offers a vegetarian option every day.

Read the Tuusula municipality’s guidelines on special diets!

Schools organise hobby and club activities. Information about these is provided via Wilma and on the school notice board. School hobby calendars can also be found on the municipality’s website.

Check out the hobby calendars(switch to another service).

Hobby and club activities are organised on the premises of schools and other operators, as well as online.

Information is being updated.

Lost property will be stored in the lost property cupboard in the sports hall storage room until the end of the term. Valuable lost property will be stored in the teachers’ room.

The school’s student guidance work is carried out by the entire school in cooperation with students, guardians and exte al actors. Guidance promotes fai ess, equality, equity and student participation. The activities take into account the individual starting points and needs of the pupils. Guidance can be personal, class-based or small group guidance.

Pupils receive guidance throughout their school career. In secondary school, there is a separate subject for this.

Important links related to Tet training:

9th grade TET agreement and cover letter, week 44/45

9th grade TET agreement and cover letter, week 46/47

TET compensation application

In the 2025–2026 academic year, an information evening for parents regarding further education will be held in the mirror hall of the Jokela School Centre on Tuesday, 2 December at 6 p.m. All ninth-graders at Jokela Upper Secondary School will participate in the Future Fair at Monio on Wednesday, 10 December, during the school day. In addition, students will participate in other introductory events organised by educational institutions.