Vaasan Lyseon Lukio is a secondary school in Finland that was founded in 1880. It has about 50 teachers and 800 students aged 15-19. In addition to teachers, the school employs secretaries, assistants, kitchen staff, cleaners, IT support, and social workers. Core subjects include Finnish, English, Swedish, math, science, religion/ethics, history and physical education. The school day typically runs from 8:05-14:05 with 30 minute lunch and 10 minute breaks. Lessons are 75 minutes and the school year is divided into 5 periods of around 7 weeks each. Students address teachers by their first name and have different class groups for each subject.