5 new kindergartens to receive kids in September
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Georgia’s capital of Tbilisi will have a brand new kindergarten on Chitaia Street from September.
The kindergarten will have room for around 250 children and 40 employees.
This is one of the five kindergartens that will be opened in Tbilisi this autumn.
The onstruction works have been finalised the building will now be prepared for hosting kids. Photo by the Mayor's press office
With its original architecture the kindergarten has been fully equipped with the necessary facilities to make sure the children feel warm in winter and cool in summertime.
Tbilisi Mayor Davit Narmania visited the kindergarten with the Head of Tbilisi Kindergarten Agency Temur Tordinava today.
The kindergarten will have room for around 250 children and 40 employees. Photo by the Mayor's press office
Mayor Narmania said Chugureti, where the new kindergarten is located, is a densely populated district, thus it was very important to provide yet another new kindergarten there.
He said as the construction works have been finalised the building will now be prepared for hosting kids from September.
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