A children's pool was opened after renovation at kindergarten No. 3 in Horadok

В детском саду № 3 Городка открыли детский бассейн после ремонта
Children from kindergarten No. 3 in Horadok will now be able to learn to swim, improve their health and immunity. An updated swimming pool has been opened here after renovation.

– It is especially pleasant to realize that you will have the opportunity to get hardened, play sports and grow up healthy, – Chairman of the Regional Council of Deputies Vladimir Terentyev, who was present at the celebration, addressed the preschoolers. – We must thank all the adults who helped create excellent conditions for raising children, as these are investments in the future of our society.

— Now you, kids, have a swimming pool. And this means that you will learn to swim, get hardened, and, of course, master water safety rules, — noted Irina Polyakova, Chairperson of the Horadok District Executive Committee.

As noted by the head of the kindergarten, Natalia Luchnikova, the reconstruction of the swimming pool in the kindergarten became possible thanks to the Day of Belarusian Written Language, within the framework of which funds were allocated for the development of the education system and the region. This preschool institution is the only one in the city and district equipped with a swimming pool, so it will surely be in high demand.

The kindergarten pupils prepared thoroughly for this significant event: they diligently prepared fancy costumes, rehearsed dances and poems to please and surprise the honored guests. By the way, the idea was realized one hundred percent. It is simply impossible not to be touched by the sight of mischievous little frogs, whom their teacher, dressed as Tortilla the turtle, brought to the stage. By the way, these little frogs managed to try out the new pool while looking for a golden key hidden in it. And a pleasant and sweet conclusion to the program were appetizing cupcakes, with which the kindergarten staff treated adults and, of course, children.

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