Yläkoulujen
Yläkoulut is the Finnish term for the lower secondary school level. In Finland, this stage of education typically serves students aged 13 to 16, usually grades 7, 8, and 9. It follows the completion of the comprehensive school's primary years, known as alakoulut. The Finnish education system is structured such that yläkoulut are an integral part of the compulsory basic education, which lasts for nine years in total.
The curriculum in yläkoulut is designed to provide a broader and more in-depth study of various subjects
Assessment at this level often involves a mix of continuous evaluation, tests, and assignments. Students begin