The Finnish school model has long been of great interest in the educational community: focus on self-development, lack of homework, game learning, error tolerance, lack of separation into primary and secondary subjects and respect for the student and his free choice. How can Finnish schoolchildren regularly occupy the highest places in international ratings with such a radically different approach from an "academically successful" one? Let's talk about how the Finns managed to build an interconnected education system starting from kindergarten, what is the entry point to the Finnish school model and much more