Pienoismallikerho club for grades 2-6 at Tikkuvuoren seurakuntakoti
In this club, we build model kits. The club meets once a week and is free of charge. No advance registration is needed, and you can join even in the middle of the club season. There are no club activities during weeks 42 and 9, or on public holidays. The club leaders are young volunteers from the parish. The clubs include a short devotional moment. Each club member brings their own model kit to the club. The club leaders help with assembling the models. If you don't have your own model kit the first time, that's fine. The leaders can give tips on where to get models and what kind of model kit to buy. Model kits can include, for example, cars, airplanes, and ships.
Sunday school is for children aged 4-14. At the craft Sunday school, we'll be crafting. It lasts an hour and is free of charge. No registration needed. Sunday school is part of the parish's baptism education, where we quiet down, hear Bible stories, sing children's hymns, and play and move around. At the same time, children learn gratitude, respect for others, and to feel valuable themselves. In Sunday school, a child learns to trust in God's goodness and care. You get a participation chart to collect stickers. Sunday school is led by volunteer Sunday school leaders.
This day club is for children aged 2-5. Pre-registration is required. You can inquire about open spots from the children's leaders throughout the operating season. Clubs start on week 33 and end on week 50. The leaders are the parish's early childhood education children's leaders.
The family club is a meeting place for children and their loved ones. It's a place where a parent, grandparent, or caregiver can participate together with a child or children. The family club is free of charge, and no registration is needed. Coffee, tea, and juice are available. You can also bring your own snacks. The session leaders are children's instructors from the parish's early childhood education. The clubs start in week 33 and end in week 50.
The family club is a meeting place for children and their loved ones, where a parent, grandparent, or caregiver can participate together with a child or children. The family club is free of charge, and no registration is needed. Coffee, tea, and juice are available. You can also bring your own snacks. The session leaders are children's instructors from the parish's early childhood education. The clubs start in week 33 and end in week 50.
This day club is designed for children aged 2-5. Pre-registration is required. You can inquire about open spots from the children's leaders throughout the operating season. Clubs start on week 33 and end on week 50. The leaders are early childhood education children's leaders.
In Rytmis, we sing and make music, and it's meant for children together with their own adult. Rytmis is a shared music moment for children and adults. We sing and make music. Rytmis lasts about 30 minutes and is free of charge. Older siblings are also welcome to join. The session leaders are children's instructors from the parish's early childhood education. Activities start in week 33 and end in week 50.
This day club is designed for children aged 2-5. Pre-registration is required. You can inquire about open spots from the children's leaders throughout the operating season. Clubs start on week 33 and end on week 50. The leaders are early childhood education children's leaders.
The Eskoo First Baby Club is a meeting place for new parents and their babies. It's a spot where you can chat, share experiences, and celebrate your babies and parenthood together. We'll have coffee, tea, and juice available, and you're welcome to bring your own snacks too. It's completely free and there's no need to sign up. The sessions are led by children's activity leaders from the parish's early childhood education. Clubs run from week 33 to week 50.
Our Pajuluoma Toddler Club meets once a week for children who are 2 years old and up. You need to register in advance for this club. You can ask the children's activity leaders about any open spots throughout the season. The clubs run from week 33 to week 50, and they're led by children's activity leaders from the parish's early childhood education.
The family club is a meeting place for children and their loved ones, where a parent, grandparent, or caregiver can participate with their child or children. The family club is free of charge, and no registration is needed. Coffee, tea, and juice are available. You can bring your own snacks. The session leaders are children's instructors from the parish's early childhood education. Clubs start on week 33 and end on week 51.
Sports Club for 1st-6th Graders at Untamalan yhteistalo community hall
Relaxed sports and games for boys and girls, all in good spirits. The club meets on Sept 21, Sept 28, Oct 5, Oct 19, and Oct 26. If there's enough interest, the club season will continue until week 48. The club is free of charge. No advance registration is needed, and you can join anytime during the season. There are no club activities during week 42. The club leaders are young volunteers from the parish. There's a short devotional moment during the club. Please bring your own water bottle to the club.
The family club is a meeting place for children and their loved ones, where a parent, grandparent, or caregiver can participate together with a child or children. The family club is free of charge and no registration is needed. Coffee, tea, and juice are available. You can also bring your own snacks. The leaders are children's instructors from the parish's early childhood education. Clubs start on week 33 and end on week 50.
The toddler club meets once a week for children who have turned 2 years old. Advance registration is required for the club. You can inquire about available spots from the children's instructors throughout the operating season. Clubs start on week 33 and end on week 50. The leaders are children's instructors from the parish's early childhood education.
Rytmis is a shared musical moment for children and adults, where we sing and make music together. It's for children to attend with their own adult. Each session lasts about 30 minutes and is free of charge. Older siblings are also welcome. The sessions are led by the parish's early childhood education instructors. This activity runs from week 33 to week 50.
The day club is for children aged 2-5. Pre-registration is required for the club. You can inquire about available spots from the children's instructors throughout the operating season. The clubs start on week 33 and end on week 50. The leaders are children's instructors from the parish's early childhood education.
The Kultavuori first baby club is a meeting place for parents with their first child and their babies. It's a space where new parents can catch up, share experiences, and enjoy babies and parenthood together. Coffee, tea, and juice are available, and you're welcome to bring your own snacks. The club is free and no registration is needed. Children's instructors from the parish's early childhood education lead the sessions. Clubs run from week 33 to week 50.
The Nature Family Club is a meeting place for children and their loved ones. Directions to the parking lot from Maunulantie. We'll first meet at the laavu (open forest shelter) to eat our packed lunches. The Nature Family Club is a meeting place for children and their loved ones. We meet at various nature spots around Seinäjoki. The Nature Family Club is free of charge. You can join without prior registration. Bring your own packed lunch and dress according to the weather. The sessions are led by children's instructors from the parish's early childhood education.
The Kertunlaakso first baby club is a meeting place for parents with their first child and their babies. It's a space where new parents can catch up, share experiences, and enjoy babies and parenthood together. Coffee, tea, and juice are available, and you're welcome to bring your own snacks. The club is free and no registration is needed. Children's instructors from the parish's early childhood education lead the sessions. Clubs run from week 33 to week 50.
Cooking Club for 3rd-4th Graders at Karhuvuoren seurakuntakoti
In the Cooking Club, we'll bake and cook together with the club leaders. The club meets once a week and is free of charge. Advance registration is required for the club. You can also join mid-season if there are open spots. Ask Kirsi about available club spots. There are no club activities during weeks 42 and 9, or on public holidays. The club includes a devotional moment.
Girls' Club for 4th-6th Graders at Hyllykallion seurakuntakoti
This is a club just for school children, where they can play games, have fun, and do crafts. The club meets once a week and is free of charge. No advance registration is needed, and you can join mid-season. There are no club activities during weeks 42 and 9, or on public holidays. The club leaders are young volunteers from the parish. The clubs include a devotional moment.
Floorball Club for 1st-6th Graders at Kirmaushalli
Exercise and floorball in a relaxed, good-spirited way for girls and boys. The club meets once a week and is free of charge. No advance registration is needed, and you can join mid-season. There are no club activities during weeks 42 and 9, or on public holidays. The club leaders are young volunteers from the parish. The clubs include a devotional moment. Bring your own water bottle to the club.
Craft Club for 1st-6th Graders at Ylistaron pappila rectory
This is a club just for schoolchildren, where they do crafts. The club meets once a week and is free of charge. No advance registration is needed, and you can join the club even in the middle of the season. The craft club does not meet during weeks 41, 42, 43, and 9, or on public holidays. The club leaders are young volunteers from the parish. The clubs include a short devotional moment.
The family club is a meeting place for children and their loved ones, where a parent, grandparent, or caregiver can come with their child or children. It's free of charge, and no registration is needed. Coffee, tea, and juice are available, and you're welcome to bring your own snacks. The sessions are led by children's instructors from the parish's early childhood education. Clubs run from week 33 to week 50.
The family club is a meeting place for children and their loved ones, where a parent, grandparent, or caregiver can come with their child or children. It's free of charge, and no registration is needed. Coffee, tea, and juice are available, and you're welcome to bring your own snacks. The sessions are led by children's instructors from the parish's early childhood education. Clubs run from week 33 to week 50.
The family club session is a meeting place for children and their loved ones, where a parent, grandparent, or caregiver can come with their child or children. It's free of charge, and you don't need to register. We'll have coffee, tea, and juice available, and you're welcome to bring your own snacks too. The sessions are led by children's instructors from the parish's early childhood education. The clubs run from week 33 to week 50.
Welcome! Wednesday Soup for 5€ (under 6s free), for all ages at Nurmo parish hall on even-numbered weeks from 11 AM to 1 PM (September 2nd - November 25th, 2026).
This is a club for schoolchildren where they play, have fun, and do crafts. The club meets once a week and is free of charge. No pre-registration is needed, and you can join the club even in the middle of the season. There are no club activities during weeks 42 and 9, or on public holidays. The club leaders are young volunteers from the parish. The clubs include a short devotional moment.
Snack Club for 1st-2nd Graders at Ylistaron pappila
In the snack club, children practice making snacks together with the club leaders. The club meets once a week and is free of charge. Pre-registration is required for the club, which needs to be done once per club season. You can also join the club in the middle of the season if there are open spots. Inquire about open club spots from Elina at 040 6881450. There are no club activities during weeks 42 and 9, or on public holidays. The club includes a short devotional moment.
Cooking club for 3rd-6th graders at Ylistaron Pappila
At the cooking club, kids will bake and cook together with the club leaders. It meets once a week and is free. You need to sign up once for the term, but you can join mid-term if there are spots available. To ask about open spots, contact Elina at 040 6881450. The club doesn't run during weeks 42 and 9, or on public holidays. There's a short devotional moment during the club.
Activity club for 1st-6th graders at Ylijoen kylätalo
This is a club just for school kids, where they can play games, have fun, and do crafts. It meets once a week and is free. You don't need to sign up beforehand, and you can join anytime during the term. The club doesn't run during weeks 42 and 9, or on public holidays. The club leaders are volunteers from the parish. There's a short devotional moment during the club.
A children's choir for 1st-6th graders. A small snack is offered at the beginning of rehearsals. In the choir, we sing and play together, go on trips, perform, and go camping. We enjoy music together! In the autumn, there's a singing camp at Lankari (Nov 14-15). Everyone is warmly welcome to join! You can also join in the middle of the singing season! For inquiries, contact cantor Samuli at 040-1869816.