Vantaan sanataidekoulu ry
Vantaa, Finland
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Founded in 1994, Vantaan sanataidekoulu ry is a non-profit association based in Vantaa, Finland working on arts & culture, education, children & youth.
Vantaan sanataidekoulu ry is a non-profit association that has run literary arts education in Vantaa, Finland since 1994 and provided arts education in literary arts there since 1995. It offers basic arts education (taiteen perusopetus) courses for children, young people and adults, afternoon clubs for first and second grade pupils, workshops and training for schools, early childhood education and libraries, and summer camps. It also organises the Virtaa! festival and the annual anthology of pupils' work. The school operates in several locations in Vantaa and Espoo, serves the Helsinki capital region, and is supported by the City of Vantaa. Its founder was Aulikki Rundgren, and it is a founding member of the Finnish Literary Arts Education Society.
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Virtaa! festival
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Free annual festival in Vantaa where basic arts education students present their work to the public over a weekend.
Kesän päiväleirit
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Summer day camps for children aged 7 to 12 with outdoor activities, reading, storytelling and crafts.
Iltapäiväkerhot
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Afternoon clubs with a literary arts focus for first and second grade pupils at seven clubs in Vantaa.
KULPS-kulttuuripolku
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Espoo cultural education plan delivering free arts and culture content within the school day for pupils.
Taiteen perusopetus
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Structured non-formal arts education in creative writing and literary arts for children, young people and adults.
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Vantaan kaupunki, Espoon kaupunki, Opetus- ja kulttuuriministeriö, SOS-Lapsikylä