The Construction of a new kindergarten is underway in the village Sadmeli of Ambrolauri Municipality. The construction work is being financed by a municipal development fund.
It is to be mentioned explicitly that the new kindergarten of the village Sadmeli will have an arrangement for 50 children. Construction works are being financed with a total amount of 1,278 333 GEL. The construction works began in July of last year and the project’s entire completion is planned at the end of June this year.
It is to be added that the new kindergarten will be built according to modern standards. In the kindergarten the indoor and outdoor spaces as well as recreational areas, communications room, and wet spots will be arranged.
It will be fully adapted for those with special needs. To make the school fully adaptable for the children with special needs special ramps have been placed on the entry points as well.
It is to be underlined that the construction of a kindergarten in the village Sadmeli is going on smoothly and work is at a fast pace. The administration said that very soon our little ones will be served with modern standards of teaching at the new kindergarten.
It is also important to note that children and educators will get a healthy environment to learn as well as to teach. It is worth noting that this year four new kindergartens will be built in the region with the help of the Georgian government and four kindergartens will also undergo rehabilitation work.
The construction and rehabilitation process will continue in the future stated the State Commissioner, Papuna Margvelidze.
During a visit to Racha-Lechkhum-Kvemo Svaneti State Commissioner Papuna Margvelidze got acquainted with the construction work progress together with the Mayor of the municipality Zviad Mkheidze and the Chairman of the City Council Aslan Saganelidze.
After observing the process the representatives of the government got acquainted with the educational process in the kindergarten and gave special gifts to the children.
The mayor on this occasion said that more initiatives will be taken to make the education facilities world-class for Georgian students.
