Our Kellokoski School

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

The email addresses of teaching staff are in the format etunimi.sukunimi@tuusula.fi. See the teaching staff’s contact details for more information!

The school year guide contains information about our school’s activities and practices, as well as the school rules.

The updated guide will be published in Wilma’s announcements at the beginning of the academic year.

Daily schedule for grades 1–6

	1st – 2nd grades	3rd – 4th grades	5th and 6th grades
1st hour	8:00 a.m. – 9:15 a.m.	8:00 a.m. – 9:15 a.m.	8:00 a.m. – 9:15 a.m.
2nd hour	9:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.	9:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.	9:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.
lunch / 3rd period	10:45–11:30 (RU)	10:45–11:30 (RU)	11:15 a.m. – (3rd T)
3rd hour	11:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.	11:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.	– 12:45
4th hour	13:00 – 14:15	13:00 – 14:15	13:00 – 14:15
5th hour			2:30 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.

Daily schedule for grades 7–9

	7th grade	8th grade	9th grade	high school
1st hour	8:00 a.m. – 9:15 a.m.	8:00 a.m. – 9:15 a.m.	8:00 a.m. – 9:15 a.m.	8:00 a.m. – 9:15 a.m.
2nd hour	9:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.	9:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.	9:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.	9:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.
lunch/ 3rd period	11:00 a.m. – (3rd T)	11:00 – 11:30 (RU)	11:00 a.m. – 12:15 p.m . (3rd period)	11:10 a.m. – 12:20 p.m . (3rd period)
lunch/ 3rd period	(12:00 p.m. – 12:30 p.m.) – 12:45 p.m.	11:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m . (3rd period)	12:15 p.m. – 12:45 p.m . (RU)	12:25 p.m. – 12:55 p.m . (RU)
4th hour	13:00 – 14:15	13:00 – 14:15	13:00 – 14:15	13:00 – 14:15
5th hour	2:30 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.	2:30 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.	2:30 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.	2:30 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.

Periodisation

1. period 7 August 2025 – 26 September 2025
2. period 29 September 2025 – 25 November 2025
3. period 26 November 2025 – 30 January 2026
4. period 02.02.2026 – 31.03.2026
5. period 1 April 2026 – 30 May 2026

Meal times

10:15 a.m. – 1st grade

10:25 a.m. – 2nd grade

10:35 a.m. – 3rd grade

10:45 a.m. – 4th grade

11:00 a.m. – 8th grade

11:15 a.m. – preschoolers 

11:20 a.m. – 5th grade

11:35 a.m. – 6th grade

12:00 p.m. – 7th grade

12:15 p.m. – 9th grade

12:25 p.m. – secondary school

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

Kellokoski School Student Guidance Plan

The student guidance plan outlines how student guidance will be implemented at Kellokoski School during the 2025–2026 academic year.

Student guidance forms

TET agreement and cover letter to the employer(switch to another service)

TET certificate(switch to another service)

TET compensation application(switch to another service)

1. Purpose and application of the rules of conduct

• In accordance with Section 29 of the Basic Education Act, Section 40 of the Upper Secondary Schools Act and Section 80 of the Vocational Education Act, the purpose of the rules and regulations is to promote inte al order within the school, the smooth running of studies and the safety and comfort of the school community.

• The rules and regulations are based on the law and are valid on school premises during the school day.
• School hours include the school day according to the timetable, school meals, breaks, and school-organised trips, camps, sports days, celebrations and other events, as well as a 15-minute break before and after the school day according to the timetable. Students may arrive at the school grounds 15 minutes before the start of the school day. After the school day ends, students may remain on the school grounds for 15 minutes.
• The school area includes school buildings and playgrounds, as well as other facilities and places where teaching takes place. A map of the school area is attached to the rules and regulations.

2. Pupils' rights and responsibilities

Equality and equal rights of pupils and other rights

• Every student has the right to participate in education safely.
• Every student has the right to equal and fair treatment.
• Every pupil has the right to participate in school activities and development and to express their opinion.
• Every student has the right to student welfare services and lea ing support.
• Every pupil is entitled to a free meal.
• Every student has the right to interpretation and assistance services and assistive devices necessary for participating in education.
• Every student has the right to free accident treatment.
• Every pupil is entitled to school transport and accommodation if the conditions are met.

Pupil responsibilities

• Every student is obliged to attend classes according to the timetable and to complete the assignments given by the teacher carefully during school hours and homework during their free time.
• At our school, we act with consideration for our own and others' safety and follow the teacher's instructions.
• Every member of staff and student shall behave in a friendly, fair and respectful manner towards all students and staff at the school.
• Every student shows consideration for others, uses appropriate language, observes good manners and allows others to study and work in peace.
• No one at our school bullies or discriminates against others. If you are being bullied or notice bullying, tell an adult at school. The adult can be a teacher, school counsellor, school coach, school welfare officer or head teacher.

3. Safety, comfort and unimpeded lea ing

Good behaviour

• At school, good manners are observed, others are taken into consideration, and instructions are followed.
• Students must dress in such a way that they can safely participate in lessons. The teacher will provide more detailed instructions on how to dress for different lea ing situations, taking safety and hygiene into account.
• No text or images may be copied into student work without permission and without citing the source.

• You must arrive on time for lessons.
• It is not recommended to bring toys or other items to school that are not needed during the school day.
• If you bring toys or sports equipment to school, they must be kept in your bag or on the coat rack and may only be used during the school day with the teacher's permission.

Staying and moving around

• Pupils must spend their breaks in the break area and follow the instructions given by the break supervisor.
• The break area for grades 0–6 is the local sports facility and the courtyard area of section A.
• The break area for pupils in grades 7–9 is the courtyard in section C, as well as the nearby sports fields for ball games. During indoor breaks, the corridors in section C are also used as break areas in addition to the courtyard. The indoor areas in sections B and A are not break areas.
• Students are not allowed to leave the school grounds during the school day without the permission of a teacher or other adult school staff member. Students who leave without permission do so at their own risk and will not be compensated for any damages.

• Pupils are not allowed to use the doors in section B during the school day. (Except for taxi pupils in the mo ing and afte oon)

Keeping things tidy and looking after the environment

• Each pupil is responsible for taking care of the environment and keeping the school and school grounds tidy.
• Every pupil must take good care of school property and lea ing materials.
• Outdoor shoes are only permitted in section C and in craft classes. Even in section C, shoes must be removed before entering the classroom (except for FYKE).

Safety

• Everyone is responsible for ensuring that our school is a safe and pleasant place to study and work for students, teachers and other staff.

• Violent or threatening behaviour towards others is strictly prohibited.

• For safety reasons, mopeds and bicycles must be left in the designated areas in the yard during the school day and may not be used during school hours.

•  Kickboards and skateboards are stored in a place agreed upon by the class and can be used during breaks in the designated area.

• Unnecessary riding and stunt riding on mopeds and other vehicles is prohibited in school car parks.

• The school recommends that pupils in Years 1 and 2 do not cycle to school without an adult.

• You are not allowed to throw snowballs or stones in the schoolyard.
• The school grounds are monitored by CCTV. 

Intoxicants and dangerous objects

• The possession and use of tobacco products, nicotine products (including energy pouches, etc.), electronic cigarettes, alcohol and drugs is prohibited.
• No bladed weapons, fire-making equipment or other dangerous items, or items designed to cause harm to others or damage property, may be brought to school.

Energy drinks, soft drinks, sweets and other treats

• Snacks may be eaten with the teacher's permission during the time specified by the teacher and in the place designated by the teacher.
• It is not recommended to bring energy drinks, soft drinks, sweets, chocolate or crisps to school.

4. Use of computers, mobile phones and other mobile devices

During lessons

• Mobile phones or other mobile devices may not be used during lessons, except with the teacher's permission for lea ing purposes, or with the head teacher's/teacher's permission for personal healthcare or as an aid.
• Mobile phones and other mobile devices must be kept in a bag or locker during lessons. (Not in clothing pockets or on desks.)

• Mobile phones are considered mobile devices and must be kept in backpacks during the school day or set to "school mode" for the entire school day.

• Mobile devices also include headphones.
• Mobile phones and other mobile devices may be used with the teacher's permission if the pupil has an urgent need to contact a guardian during the lesson, for example because the pupil has fallen ill. Pupils always have the right to call the emergency number in an emergency without the permission of school staff.

• Everyone logs in to the school's computers and services using their own credentials and is responsible for ensuring that the school equipment and peripherals (headphones, etc.) they use remain in good working order.
• You may not use a phone or other mobile device to photograph or film another person without the permission of the teacher and the person being photographed.
• The school has the right to confiscate a pupil's mobile phone and, if necessary, retu it only to the guardian.

Breaks and other non-teaching time

• In grades 0–6, mobile devices are kept in backpacks throughout the school day and may not be used during school hours without the teacher's express permission.

• In grades 7–9, mobile devices are primarily stored in lockers or backpacks, and mobile devices may not be used during the school day without the teacher's express permission.

5. Educational measures, disciplinary measures, protective measures and other sanctions

• The school uses disciplinary measures, educational measures and protective measures as stipulated by law. Pupils accept and comply with the consequences of breaking the rules.

• Failure to comply with the recommendations can be discussed with the student and communicated to their guardian.
• If a pupil behaves inappropriately, they may be summoned to a disciplinary meeting. If the inappropriate behaviour continues after the meeting or is more serious, the pupil may be given detention. If the behaviour does not change after this or is serious, the pupil may be given a written wa ing. The pupil may also be suspended for a fixed period if their behaviour is extremely serious.
• If a pupil disrupts teaching or other school events, they may be asked to leave the premises. If the disruption is unreasonable or the pupil threatens the safety of others, they may be excluded from teaching for the remainder of the day and the following working day.
• Prohibited items or substances, or items or substances that disrupt teaching or lea ing, may be confiscated.  

• A pupil's belongings, storage spaces under the pupil's control at school and, on the surface, their clothing may be inspected in order to seize any prohibited objects or substances that may endanger their own or another person's safety, if it is obvious that they are in possession of such items or substances and, despite being asked to do so, they refuse to hand them over or cannot reliably prove that they are not in their possession.
• Failure to complete homework assignments may result in having to complete them after the working day.
• A pupil may be ordered to clean or rearrange school property that he or she has deliberately or carelessly dirtied or disordered.

6. Monitoring and reviewing rules and regulations

The rules and regulations are available on the school’s website and on the notice board. The rules and regulations are discussed with the pupils each school year and guardians are informed of them. The rules and regulations are reviewed regularly.

These rules and regulations have been drawn up in collaboration with the entire school staff, pupils and guardians. All school staff and pupils undertake to comply with these rules and regulations and to work together to promote a safe and pleasant school day. Guardians support the school’s pupils in complying with the school’s rules and regulations and in ensuring a safe and pleasant school day.

These rules and regulations shall enter into force on 1 August 2025.

Kellokoski School organises municipal afte oon club activities. The afte oon club is open on weekdays from 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Afte oon club members receive a snack in the school canteen.

You can apply for the afte oon club using a separate application form, which should be submitted to the afte oon activities coordinator. More details about the application process can be found in the action plan below.

Supervisor Hanne Partonen, +358 40 314 3241

Information about the activities and application process for afte oon clubs in the municipality of Tuusula can be found on the afte oon club activities page.

ProKoulu(switch to another service) is a school-wide operating model that uses positive feedback to guide pupils towards good behaviour. Kellokoski School’s ProKoulu guidelines relate to meals, breaks and lessons. In these situations, behaviour is guided by the values of responsibility, safety and respect. 

Kellokoski School’s anti-bullying plan specifies, among other things, our school’s bullying prevention activities and a model for investigating bullying incidents. 

Student welfare work is one of our school’s key lea ing support services. Student welfare includes, among other things, the coordination of municipal special education and student welfare, the activities of the school’s student welfare team, school health care, psychologist, school counsellor and family counsellor services, and cooperation between various actors (e.g. youth services, social services, health services, the parish and the police).

Student welfare team

At Kellokoski School, a community student welfare team meets every other week, led by the head teacher. The group includes special education teachers, school nurses, the school counsellor, study counsellors and the student welfare psychologist. If necessary, class or subject teachers also participate in the student welfare team meetings. Students and parents are consulted at the student welfare team meetings. The student welfare team plans and coordinates the school’s preventive student welfare work and cooperates with various authorities. Preventing school bullying and preventive substance abuse work are also key areas of activity. If necessary, a pedagogical support group also meets to discuss changes in lea ing support. The participants in the pedagogical support group are assembled on a case-by-case basis so that only those persons who are essential to the pupil’s schooling are present. Individual student welfare meetings discuss the student’s schooling in more detail and are attended by the student, their guardian and teacher, as well as one of the following: a counsellor, school nurse, school doctor or student welfare psychologist.

The Central Uusimaa Welfare Area (Keusote) is responsible for school and student health care. School and student health care supports the growth and development of children and young people in cooperation with guardians, student welfare services and teachers.

Healthcare professionals are available at our school from Monday to Friday.

The school nurse’s email address is etunimi.sukunimi@keusote.fi.

School nurse Reetta Hokkanen, 050 497 0024

School nurse Kaisu Juntunen 050 497 0037

Parents are responsible for notifying the school of any special dietary requirements. The notification must be made to the school nurse (contact details can be found under “School Health Care”), who will forward the information to the municipal Food Services. A special diet can be implemented at the earliest two days after the notification has been received by the school kitchen.

Our school offers a vegetarian option every day.

Read the Tuusula municipality’s guidelines on special diets!

Pupils at Kellokoski School can also participate in clubs at other schools in Tuusula. The activity calendars are updated throughout the school year, so it is worth checking the website regularly. You can find school-specific activities and clubs via the link below.

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

• Kellokoski School Student Guidance Plan (to be added later)

Valuable lost property, such as watches, jewellery, keys and mobile phones, will be delivered to the school caretaker’s office.