Psychosocial counselling for children and adults with visual impairments
Psychosocial counselling for children and adults with deaf-blindness, visual impairments and accompanying visual and hearing impairments. Description...
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Preparation for school
To enable school preparation possibilities for children not attending a pre-school child care institution. For kindergarten children the service is...
Financial support for the beginning of the academic year (benefit for first graders)
A child is entitled to financial support for the beginning of the academic year until the age of 19 if: they are starting or continuing basic or...
After hours groups
Aid and monitoring provided by the school during free time after school until a parent comes to get his/her child. Doing schoolwork at school. The...
Projects of educational institutions
Benefits granted from the budget of Tallinn Education Department to Tallinn's municipal pre-school child care institutions, general education and...
Beginning of school by a child below the age for compulsory school attendance
Parents of children 6 years old wishing to enrol their children in school should make sure to notify the Tallinn Education Department of this before 1...
Advice and help
The advisory and counselling services aimed at the young: Career and psychological counselling The aim of the service is to provide career and...
Counselling for disabled persons
Psychological counselling for persons with visual impairment and their families; counselling service for deaf-blind and blind persons; a peer...
Parental skills development
Raising children is a meaningful and rewarding thing to do, but it is also often a difficult challenge. Don’t be afraid to ask for help! No one is...
First grade application deadline extended until 29 March
Parents in Tallinn can now submit applications for assigning a local school for children starting first grade in the 2026/2027 school year until 29 March. Approximately 4,600 children will reach compulsory school age this year, and 2,887 applications have currently been submitted to the Tallinn Education Department.