This state-run language school in Helsinki teaches in Finnish and French and has about 800 pupils from pre-school to upper secondary. The primary school follows the Finnish national curriculum with its own lesson allocation, and much of the teaching is in French. Pre-school is taught in French through play, singing and movement, alongside the basics of reading and writing in Finnish and maths. Pupils in grades 4 and 8 go on an exchange trip to France.
At upper secondary level the focus is on French language and culture, and students can take the DELF B2 and C1 exams. The website links to the Wilma school portal and school lunch information. The car park and entrance are wheelchair accessible.
