Bolesławiec City Hall: – In the 2023/2024 school year, an additional 150 children will begin their preschool adventure in the building at 22 Narcyzów Street.
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The city also has kindergartens run by other bodies that receive a subsidy from the Bolesławiec city budget for their operations:
- Non-public Kindergarten “Kraina Marzeń” – 90 children, subsidy of PLN 813,242;
- Private Kindergarten “Smerfiki” – 80 children, subsidy of PLN 837,000;
- Private Kindergarten “OXPRESS” – 80 children, subsidy of PLN 820,555;
- Non-public Kindergarten “Nibylandia” – 100 children, subsidy of PLN 1,246,851;
- Non-public Kindergarten “Jacek i Agatka” – 80 children, subsidy of PLN 1,166,289;
- Non-public Kindergarten “Bajka” – 180 children, subsidy of PLN 2,172,997;
- Non-public Inclusive Kindergarten “Mali Odkrywcy” – 175 children, subsidy of PLN 2,892,537;
- Non-public Kindergarten “Safari Kids” – 50 children, subsidy of PLN 205,000;
- Non-public Kindergarten “Baśniowy Widok” – 50 children, subsidy of PLN 265,000.
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During the previous school year, children from public and non-public kindergartens took part together in many events organized by the city's cultural and sports institutions. The following institutions invited them to participate: BOK-MCC, the Museum of Ceramics, MBP-CW, MOSiR and the Municipal Police. Every year, preschool groups show great interest in pharmacy, stamp-making, Christmas and Easter workshops, as well as history and art classes at the Museum of Ceramics, activities at the Discovery, Imagination and Activity Zone (SOWA), and reading and library activities, ecological competitions and library lessons at MBP-CW. The Bolesławiec Preschool Football Festivals and Safe Toddler Olympics, co-organized by MOSiR and the Municipal Police, attract considerable interest. Competitions, the “Pozytywka” preschool song reviews at BOK-MCC and the “Helpers of St. Nicholas” parades are also popular every year. These are only some examples of group activities for the youngest residents of Bolesławiec.