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3 November 2025 at 16:35
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Teacher Assaulted by Student at Finnish School

By Nordics Today •

A teacher was assaulted by a student at a Finnish school, with the underage suspect now located by police. The injured teacher is reportedly doing well while the school provides counseling support. Authorities continue investigating the incident that occurred in Nakkila.

Teacher Assaulted by Student at Finnish School

A student allegedly assaulted a teacher on Monday morning at Nakkila Comprehensive School in southwestern Finland. Police report the suspect is under 15 years old. Emergency services transported the teacher to a hospital for examination.

The school principal describes the atmosphere as serious but hopeful. The injured teacher is reportedly doing quite well. No information exists yet about when the teacher will return to work.

The teacher does not normally have scheduled classes on Tuesdays, so they will not return to teaching tomorrow. The school has offered professional support to both students and staff.

School officials sent information to homes today about available counseling services for children and youth tomorrow. Teachers will discuss the incident together before the school day begins.

The principal cannot confirm whether the suspected student will attend classes on Tuesday. But he commented that the school will ensure a safe environment for all students and staff tomorrow.

The suspected student left the school grounds after the incident. Police located the young person by 2:30 PM and continue their investigation.

This incident highlights the challenges schools face managing student behavior while maintaining safe learning environments. The immediate response shows the school's commitment to supporting everyone affected.

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Published: November 3, 2025

Tags: Finland school assaultteacher student incident NakkilaFinnish education news

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