- Living and environment
- Living
- Waste disposal
- Waste disposal regulations
- Kankaanpää waste fee
- Composting register
- Kooninkeitaan sorting station
- Waste sorting instructions and collection points
- Batteries
- Biowaste
- Raking waste
- Glass packaging
- Pharmaceutical waste and waste delivered to pharmacies
- Agricultural plastic
- Metal (scrap metal, small metal and metal packaging)
- Plastic packaging
- Ink cartridges and cassettes
- Cardboard and paperboard
- Paper and privacy paper
- Pressure-treated wood and Sustainable wood
- Wood waste
- Scrap vehicles, tires and rims
- Mixed waste
- Electrical and electronic waste (SER)
- Textiles
- Hazardous waste
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- Streets and municipal engineering
- Construction and plots
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- Education
- Early childhood education
- Varda - early childhood education information resource
- Preschool education
- Development and learning support
- Daycare
- Home daycare
- Applying for early childhood education
- Online library
- Reporting daycare times
- Customer fees
- Private early childhood education and service voucher
- Feedback on early childhood education
- Basic education
- Kankaanpää Music Institute
- High school education
- Petäjä-opisto adult education centre
- Other education
- GEO learning environment
- Early childhood education
- Social and Health Services
- Culture, sports and youth
- Culture and art
- Sports
- Price list for sports services and education/teaching facilities
- Online shop for sports services
- Swimming Hall
- Sports center
- Sportcenter Honkala
- Ski slopes and skating areas
- Beaches and swimming places
- Other exercise opportunities
- Guided exercise groups
- Exercise counseling
- Supported sports services
- Applications for use of halls and outdoor areas
- Rewards
- Sports and wellness events
- Association Parliament
- Youth
- Museum
- Tourism - www.visitkankaanpaa.fi
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- Kankaanpää Music Institute
- Work and Business
- City of Kankaanpää and Administration
Home and school cooperation
Schools collaborate with homes to promote student well-being and improve learning outcomes. The starting point of the collaboration is building trust, equality and mutual respect. The school's task is to organize education in such a way that each student receives education that is appropriate to their own developmental level and needs. Parents, on the other hand, have primary responsibility for their child's upbringing and for ensuring that the child completes compulsory education.
We hope you will contact us with both pleasant and difficult matters. Our job is to work with you parents to resolve them. If your child is being bullied, has learning difficulties or is reluctant to go to school, please definitely contact the school.
Parents' evenings
Parents' evenings are announced according to school practices, mainly in Wilma. Parents' evenings are implemented in the following ways, for example:
- in person meetings
- as class-specific events
- grade-by-grade
- as a joint event for the whole school
Parents' associations
The aim of the parents' associations is to support the students' education and recreational activities and to act as a kind of link in the cooperation between home and school. In cooperation with the school staff, the parents' associations organize, among other things, small charity events and lectures. The funds received from the events and activities have been used to organize various trips for the students and to purchase teaching materials and after-school activities for the school, among other things. In order to ensure the continuity of the activities, parents' associations and committees are looking for new parents with new ideas and opinions.
Each school in Kankaanpää has its own parents' association. More information about the association's activities, such as meeting times and contact information, can be found on the schools' own websites.