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09/08/2025, 11:46In the village district of Yntymak, Ala-Bukin district, short-stay preschool groups have been opened, covering more than 100 children.
The preschool organisations were created as part of the ‘Education for the Future’ project implemented by the Ministry of Education. As part of the project, buildings were renovated and sanitary and hygienic conditions were ensured. In addition, playgrounds, furniture, carpets, educational materials for children, toys, teaching aids for teachers, and children's books were delivered and installed in each kindergarten.
The opening ceremony was attended by local government officials, deputies, representatives of the district education department, and local residents.
It is worth noting that as part of the Education for the Future project, 12 short-term kindergartens are planned to be opened in the Ala-Buka district. Ten of them have already begun operating, with about 500 children enrolled. Renovations in the remaining two kindergartens have been completed, and they will open in the near future.
As part of the Education for the Future and Strengthening the Foundations of Education projects, the Ministry of Education is creating 500 short-term kindergartens and 60 development centres. Thanks to these institutions, 20,000 to 40,000 children aged 3 to 5 will have access to preschool education. Education in these kindergartens is free of charge.
