Children over 4 years will learn IT technologies at one of the largest kindergartens in Kazan

Children over 4 years will learn IT technologies at one of the largest kindergartens in Kazan

<p> A new bilingual kindergarten № 7 “Altyn Khujal” was opened in the Kirovsky district of Kazan. This is the first preschool on the territory of the “Zalesny city” residential complex under construction. The Mayor of Kazan Ilsur Metshin visited the new institution. </p> <p> One of the largest kindergartens in the city for 340 children is designed for 18 groups. </p> <p> The two-storey preschool has a well-equipped room for parents, a medical room, a large food hall, assembly hall, sports and music halls, functional areas, a computer class and a class for learning the Tatar language. </p> <p> “A new bilingual kindergarten for 340 children with 10 nursery groups is a real dream for parents, children and employees. And my dream as well: finally, we see full equipment – music, sports equipment, kitchen, amazing sleeping and playing areas”, - Ilsur Metshin said. </p> <p> “Tatarstan and Kazan pay great attention to the development of IT technologies. We believe it is useful to start preparing children for this from a young age. Therefore, the priority direction of our kindergarten is comprehensive development through IT technologies”, - said the head of the institution Alsou Biktova. For this purpose, a computer class has been established here. </p> <p> Currently, 807 residents, including 291 children, live in the four milti-apartment houses of the “Zalesny City” residential complex. It is planned to build 26 multi-apartment residential buildings on this territory, then the total number of residents here will be about 17 thousand people. Currently, this is the first kindergarten in the “Zalesny City” residential complex. </p> <p> “Thanks to the Demography national project, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Tatarstan President Rustam Minnikhanov for such gifts to our children, - the Mayor of Kazan said. – We have gained pace – this year we have built nine new kindergartens for 2,220 children. We will definitely continue this work”. </p>

2020-12-23T10:57:39+0300