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Ressu Comprehensive School (Finnish: Ressun peruskoulu) is a Helsinki city school in Kamppi, Helsinki, Finland. There are currently 9 grades in the school, grades 1–6 following the PYP, 7–9 the MYP. The languages of instruction are Finnish and English, students enroll either in the Finnish or the English language of acquisition stream.
Grades are awarded on a scale from 4 to 10. In individual exams, but not on school year report or basic education certificate, it is also possible to divide the scale further with '½', which represents a half grade, and '+' and '–', which represent one-fourth a grade better or worse. For example, the order is "9 < 9+ < 9½ < 10– < 10.
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The campus of Ressu Upper Secondary School consists of a single building in central Helsinki. It is situated on Lönnrotinkatu, across the road from the Old Church of Helsinki. The building is divided into four floors, with the lowest floor lacking dedicated classrooms and instead hosting other facilities for students, such as the school's ...
Deutsche Schule Helsinki; The English School (Helsinki) Helsingin luonnontiedelukio; Helsingin normaalilyseo; Helsingin Suomalainen Yhteiskoulu; Helsingin yhteislyseo; International School of Helsinki; Jokela High School; Postipuu School; Ressu Comprehensive School; Ressu Upper Secondary School; Tikkurilan lukio; Tölö Upper Secondary School
The Helsinki normal lyceum was initially conceived in the autumn of 1867, when Finnish-speaking classes were added to the Swedish normal lyceum of Helsinki. Because of linguistic political reasons, the Finnish classes were ordered to be discontinued in 1871, but the Finnish schooling continued directly in a privately owned Helsinki Finnish Primary School.
In June 1985, the school began a special curriculum in visual arts education based on a decision by the Finnish Government. Prior to this, in 1981, the Helsinki City Council had approved an art-oriented focus for the school. The Ministry of Education continued the school's specialization in visual arts education on February 11, 1994. [7]
The Finnish Education Evaluation Centre (FINEEC) is an independent government agency that evaluates education in Finland and the work of Finnish education providers from early childhood education to higher education. It also produces information for education policy decision-making and the development of education.