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The NouHätä! campaign

is a national safety skills campaign for eighth graders in secondary schools. The campaign provides young people with the ability to anticipate and prevent hazards and teaches skills needed to act correctly in the event of an accident.

Teachers have access to electronic materials in the website’s teaching materials bank to support the teaching of safety skills.

Students who participate in the campaign will also have the opportunity to take part in the in the NouHätä! competition, which will conclude with a final held in spring 2025.

Are you already familiar with the campaign and would like to sign up?

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of all eighth graders participated in the NouHätä! campaign in 2023.

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lessons were used by teachers on average for NouHätä! training in the 2023 season.

It’s great that in NouHätä! campaign I can teach these skills to every 8th grader. My dream is to make this an optional course for 8th graders. You should definitely participate in the NouHätä! campaign.

Pia Varala, teacher, Naantalin Suopellon koulu

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Train your knowledge and skills to top condition!
The student station provides you with the opportunity to train your first-aid fire extinguishing, first aid and accident prevention skills.

There is electronic teaching material for safety education to which the teacher will get access via the teaching material bank.

Train your knowledge and skills to top condition!
The student station provides you with the opportunity to train your first-aid fire extinguishing, first aid and accident prevention skills.

There is electronic teaching material for safety education to which the teacher will get access via the teaching material bank.

Train your knowledge and skills to top condition!
The student station provides you with the opportunity to train your first-aid fire extinguishing, first aid and accident prevention skills.

There is electronic teaching material for safety education to which the teacher will get access via the teaching material bank.

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