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Dziecięca infrastruktura na Spitsbergenie (The children's infrastructure in Spitsbergen)




Muszę przyznać, że rozwiązania dedykowane najmłodszym mieszkańcom arktycznej osady mogą być wzorem dla większości wysokorozwiniętych państw nie wspominając nawet o Polsce.
Dwa przedszkola, które odwiedziliśmy dysponowały olbrzymim wachlarzem wnikliwie przemyślanych rozwiązań edukacyjnych oraz doskonale wyposażonym placem zabaw. Teren, na którym bawią się maluszki jest starannie zabezpieczony przed ewentualną wizytą niedźwiedzi polarnych, dodatkowo nad bezpieczeństwem dzieci czuwają strażnicy. Maluszki podzielone są na dwie grupy do i powyżej 3 lat.
W godzinach otwarcia przedszkola obowiązuje zakaz wchodzenia na teren oraz fotografowania. Po godzinie 16.30 (dni robocze) oraz całą dobę w weekendy z infrastruktury mogą korzystać wszyscy zainteresowani. Najbliższe przedszkole znajdowało się ok. 20 metrów od naszego hotelu. Tak więc jak możecie sobie wyobrazić Pia codziennie przez 2-3 godziny korzystała ze wszelkich możliwych atrakcji.
Dla maluszków dostępny jest również kryty basen. Z kolei w domu kultury znajduje się nowoczesna sala kinowa oraz fantastyczna kawiarenka z rewelacyjnym kącikiem zabaw. Również doskonałe rozwiązania przygotowane zostały dla dzieci i młodzieży szkolnej.
Tak więc jeżeli przydarzy się za kilka lat kolejna okazja odwiedzenia dalekiej północy będziemy pewni, że nasz Grzdylek nie będzie się nudził.

The two preschools we visited had a wide range of carefully thought-out educational solutions and excellently equipped playgrounds. The area where the little ones play is securely protected against potential visits from polar bears, and guardians ensure the safety of the children. The toddlers are divided into two groups: under 3 years old and over 3 years old.

During the preschool's opening hours, entry and photography are prohibited. After 4:30 p.m. on weekdays and throughout the weekends, the facilities are open to all interested parties. The nearest preschool was located about 20 meters from our hotel. So, as you can imagine, Pia enjoyed all possible attractions for 2-3 hours every day.

There is also an indoor swimming pool available for toddlers. Additionally, the cultural center features a modern cinema hall and a fantastic café with an amazing play corner. Excellent solutions have also been prepared for school-age children and teenagers.

Therefore, if another opportunity arises in a few years to visit the far north, we can be sure that our little one won't be bored.
















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