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School Asks for Money? Mandatory Things Must Be Free!
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"Swimming is mandatory for all children, for example in Valga or Võru, where there may not be a swimming pool nearby, they have not started collecting money from parents. But the city of Tallinn thinks that swimming lessons should be paid for," the Ministry of Education explains in its precept to Gustav Adolf Gymnasium.
Schools are obliged to respect and apply precisely all decisions relating to the update and correctness of the SLIIR and EduSal platforms, shall be transmitted by the School Inspector Judetean Sibiu after a meeting with the Ministry of Education on 28 October 2025.
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