After-school activities in basic education are organised after the school day for 1st- and 2nd-graders and pupils requiring special-needs support. The application period for the activities is in the spring. First-graders and pupils requiring special-needs support are given priority in the allocation of places.
After-school activities provide the child with meaningful activities after the school day in a safe environment, at school or near the school. The activities include playing and spending time with peers, daily outdoor activities and exercise, as well as small excursions to the surrounding area.
After-school activities are subject to a fee, which includes a snack and insurance. The monthly fee is EUR 100 for activities ending at 16.00 and EUR 120 for activities ending at 17.00. You can apply for reduction of or exemption from the fee based on your income.
Contact information
Valid for the time being:
– Mon-Fri 12.00-17.00
Location
The route to the outdoor sports area
- The 8 accessible parking spaces are located in the parking area under 20 m from the neighbourhood sports area. The width of the parking space is less than 3.6 m.
- The pick-up and drop-off area is located under 20 m from the neighbourhood sports area.
- A smooth and sufficiently wide fine crushed rock or sand route leads to the neighbourhood sports area. The route is illuminated.
Outdoor sports area
- There are three entrances to the neighbourhood sports area. The neighbourhood sports area is extensively lit.
- The neighbourhood sports area has three benches with backrests.
- The neighbourhood sports area can be used for playing football, playing basketball, swinging, climbing on a jungle gym, training on a technique track, training on a senior track, playing table tennis, outdoor fitness training equipment.
- The route to the various activity locations is in part soft and narrow. In locations, the floor of the location has a significant contrast in shade to the environment.
- Football can be played on a fenced arena with a artificial turf surface, which has a sufficient contrast in shade to its environment. The arena is surrounded by a high wall, and entrance is through an opening more than 90 cm wide.
- Basketball can be played on a fenced arena with a flexible, somewhat hard paved surface, which has a sufficient contrast in shade to its environment. The arena wall is approximately 120 cm high, and entrance is through an opening no more than 90 cm wide.
- The swings have a significant contrast in shade to flexible surface (safety tiles).
- There is no instruction board provided by the technique track, which requires agility. The track has a flexible, somewhat hard paved surface.
- There is no instruction board provided for with the senior track (balance track). The track is circulated on a flexible, somewhat hard paved surface.
- The table tennis tables are located on an asphalt surface. There is sufficient room around the tables for moving around in a wheelchair.
- There is an information board near the outdoor fitness training equipment. The board can be viewed up close.
- The outdoor fitness training equipment is located on a concrete surface, which has a sufficient contrast in shade to the floor.
- The outdoor fitness training equipment is also accessible for users of wheelchairs or other assistive devices.