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New kindergarten in Haag am Hausruck: A dream comes true!
The municipality of Haag am Hausruck is planning to build a new kindergarten with innovative facilities and spacious rooms from 2026.
New kindergarten in Haag am Hausruck: A dream comes true!
The municipality of Haag am Hausruck is planning to build a new kindergarten, which is expected to be completed in 2026. The location of the new building is in the immediate vicinity of the outdoor swimming pool and is expected to represent an investment of around four million euros. This reports oe24.
The SLP architectural firm will incorporate the educators' wishes into the planning. A total of five group rooms for kindergarten children and three toddler groups are planned. The structure of the building envisages three interconnected parts of the building, which are connected by spacious “market squares” that also provide access to the garden.
Necessity and accessibility
The need for a new building arises from the population growth in the region, which is to be further increased by around 150 newly planned apartments in Haag am Hausruck. Mayor Konrad Binder emphasizes the easy accessibility of the kindergarten from the market and emphasizes that the property could be purchased cheaply. Parts of the outdoor swimming pool's lawn will be used for construction. There is also the possibility for future expansions.
Overall, the kindergarten is intended to create new educational opportunities for the community's children. The investment in early childhood education is a response to the increasing need in the region and is intended to support the development of young families in Haag am Hausruck.
Education in context
The new kindergarten building is part of a comprehensive educational strategy that addresses the needs of today's society. The shows analogously national education report 2024 that the educational paths after general schools have become increasingly diverse and permeable. This is also underlined by the increase in new entrants to the dual training system in 2023, which will be around 456,000.
Such a new building is a sign that communities like Haag am Hausruck are taking on the challenges of modern education and want to work for the future of their children. Comprehensive planning and the involvement of experts could set new standards for early childhood education that meet the needs of the local population.