The most popular dances in kindergartens in 2023: "Together to the Future", "The Lonely Warrior", etc.
Inclusive kindergartens:
Refers to kindergartens that charge childcare fees and accommodation fees at government-guided prices, including kindergartens run by education departments and public kindergartens run by other departments, inclusive kindergartens Sex private kindergarten.
According to the 2021 education statistics, there are 294,800 kindergartens nationwide, an increase of 3,117 over the previous year, an increase of 1.07%. Among them, there were 244,700 inclusive kindergartens, 10,600 more than the previous year, an increase of 4.55%, accounting for 83.00% of the national kindergartens.
The number of children in preschool education was 48.0521 million, a decrease of 130,600 or 0.27% from the previous year. Among them, there were 42.182 million children in inclusive kindergartens, an increase of 1.3537 million or 3.32% over the previous year, accounting for 87.78% of the total number of children in kindergartens nationwide, an increase of 3.05 percentage points over the previous year.
In 2022, there will be 245,700 inclusive kindergartens nationwide, 1,033 more than in 2021; the proportion of children in inclusive kindergartens nationwide will reach 89.55%, an increase of 1.77 percentage points from 2021; nationwide* **There are 289,200 kindergartens. Among them, there are 245,700 inclusive kindergartens, accounting for 84.96% of the country’s kindergartens. ?
School characteristics:
"Inclusive kindergartens" should have the following characteristics: First, they meet the basic standards for running kindergartens stipulated by the Municipal Education Commission; second, they recruit students from the public; third, they charge fees Implement government pricing or accept government guidance prices.
Therefore, inclusive kindergartens must be public welfare and high-quality kindergartens, and their fees will not be higher than those of similar public kindergartens.
"Inclusive kindergarten" is a new concept, which includes at least three types of kindergartens: first, public kindergartens; second, public kindergartens organized by collectives or units; third, providing inclusive services private kindergarten. Inclusive kindergartens generally focus on issues such as kindergarten safety, housing configuration, outdoor venues, facilities and equipment, funding investment, and kindergarten scale.
"Inclusive kindergartens" should have the following characteristics: first, they meet the basic standards for running kindergartens stipulated by the Municipal Education Commission; second, they recruit students from the public; third, the fees are set by the government or accept government guidance.
On December 20, 2018, "inclusive kindergarten" was selected as the top ten buzzwords in people's livelihood topics in 2018.