Two Vilnius kindergartens to teach only in Lithuanian
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At a glance
- The Vilnius City Municipality Council approved a structural reform for two kindergartens.
- Groups teaching in Russian at the "Žemuogėlė" kindergarten and in Polish at the "Pakalnutė" kindergarten will be discontinued.
- This decision means that education in these kindergartens will exclusively be conducted in the Lithuanian language.
The Vilnius City Municipality Council has approved a structural reform that will transition two kindergartens to exclusively Lithuanian-language education. The reform specifically targets the "Žemuogėlė" kindergarten, which will no longer establish groups for Russian-language instruction, and the "Pakalnutė" kindergarten, which will cease offering groups in the Polish language.
This decision signifies a shift towards a more unified language approach within these educational institutions. The move is expected to impact the linguistic environment for children attending these kindergartens, promoting Lithuanian as the primary language of instruction.
The reform's implementation will ensure that all educational activities and curriculum delivery within these two specific kindergartens will be conducted solely in Lithuanian, aligning with broader national language policies.
Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.