CONSTRUCTION OF KINDERGARTEN BEGINS IN ALIBUNAR

Today in Alibunar, the foundation stone was laid for the construction of a new kindergarten as part of the “Poletarac” Preschool Institution.

The construction of the new facility will provide 220 new places for children from the Alibunar municipality, divided into 11 groups. The investment is worth over 150 million dinars, and the kindergarten will cover an area of approximately 1,450 square meters.

“By constructing new, and upgrading, adapting, and equipping existing facilities, the Ministry of Education is working to expand the capacity of preschool institutions across Serbia, thereby supporting parents, children, and local governments. It is important to include as many children as possible in preschool education. We pay special attention to improving the quality of the preschool education system,” said Minister of Education Prof. Dr. Slavica Djukić Dejanović, adding that special attention is paid to improving the quality of the preschool education system.

“By laying the foundation stone for the new kindergarten, we are entering the realization phase of the most important project in the Municipality of Alibunar. Our youngest citizens will finally have an adequate space for growth and education, which will support families, parents, and new generations who are our future. Through the realization of this project, as well as others that we are implementing, the Municipality of Alibunar strives to create an environment where children will have all the conditions for a safe and happy childhood. This is a joint success, and I want to thank the Government of the Republic of Serbia and the Ministry of Education for their support in the implementation of this project,” said the President of the Municipality of Alibunar, Zorana Bratić.

The construction of new kindergartens is being carried out as part of the “Inclusive Preschool Education and Care” project, which the Ministry of Education is implementing with the support of the World Bank. The aim of the project is to increase the coverage of children in the preschool education system and to improve its quality. Improving the quality of the preschool education system is being achieved through training and mentoring support, which has so far involved over 20,000 educators, as well as through the implementation of new program foundations. An important aspect of the project is the inclusion of children in the preschool education system from an early age, especially those from socially vulnerable groups.

You can see the photos here.