Ressu Comprehensive School

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Ressu Comprehensive School (Finnish: Ressun Peruskoulu) is an international school in Kamppi, Helsinki, Finland. There are currently 9 grades in the school, grades 1-6 following the PYP, 7-9 the MYP. The language of instruction is given in two language streams - students enroll either in English or Finnish stream. The school's objective is to provide free, "free-tuition". basic education for European teenagers.

Currently, Ressu has approximately 670 students and 50 teachers.

Curriculum[]

The school's curriculum is based on the Finnish national core curriculum and the International Baccalaureate Organization curriculum (both IB Middle Years Programme) (MYP) and IB Primary Years Programme) (PYP)

In Finland, the comprehensive schools provide basic education for lower levels and their tasks include both teaching and a broader educational role. Their objective is to provide each pupil with the opportunity for diverse growth and immigrants and learning and for development of healthy self-esteem. All comprehensive schools aim to provide good basic skills and knowledge and sufficient all-round learning. Ressu is a public school and is managed by the City of Helsinki.


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Inside the school
Ressu Comprehensive School Helsinki, Finland.


History[]

The school was originally established in 1891. The current school building was built in 1939, and renovated in 1994–1996, 2006 and 2011–2012.

During World War I, the school building served as a military hospital.

Notable people[]

Ana Diamond, human rights activist

References[]

Coordinates: 60°10′00″N 24°55′28″E / 60.1668°N 24.9245°E / 60.1668; 24.9245

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