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 children in England are starting formal learning too early, that the value of their creative and expressive play is being undermined, and that they are subject to developmentally inappropriate pressures that are damaging to their long-term health and wellbeing. 

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 children in England are starting formal learning too early, that the value of their creative and expressive play is being undermined, and that they are subject to developmentally inappropriate pressures that are damaging to their long-term health and wellbeing. 

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75 mins recess per day compared to around 25 mins per day in US.

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4 Hours of school per day !

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Finland spend 30% less than US on education

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No private schools are allowed

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all classes are of mixed ability learners.

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No easter holidays

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One Mandatory test taken at 16

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Immigration in class is around 1 in 40
In the USA it is 1 in 5

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Children not measured for first 6 years of education.

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Nearly everybody within society is MIDDLE CLASS

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Finland has the same amount of teachers as New York City, but far fewer students.

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All teachers in Finland must have a masters degree, which is fully subsidized.

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The national curriculum is only broad guidelines.

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Fewer topics are studied but they are studied in greater depth.

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Students sit no test until 16

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Primary- (Barneskole) 6 to 13 years.
Lower Secondary 13- 16 years (Unglomshale)
Upper secondary 16-19 years (Vidergaende)

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7 to 19 years of age