The Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education’s Northern Early Childhood Experience Education Center, which is scheduled to open next month, conducted ‘Safe Playground Monitoring’ to eliminate safety accident blind spots for children and create a safe play environment.
Northern Early Childhood Experience Education Center announced on the 24th that on the 23rd, it inspected facility safety at the experiential activity site, inspected risk factors in each area, and confirmed fire safety evacuation facilities, fire extinguishers, and evacuation exits.
A monitoring group consisting of internal staff, external teachers, parents, and educational experts participated in this monitoring.
Northern Early Childhood Experience Education Center’s ‘Safe Playground Monitoring’ is scheduled to be conducted a total of three more times in the future.
Jeong Jae-young, director of the Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education’s Northern Early Childhood Experience Education Center, said, “To create a safe and healthy experience space, not only internal faculty but also external field faculty and parents will inspect and supplement with an objective perspective.”
He then emphasized, “The Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education Northern Early Childhood Experience Education Center will prepare to prevent blind spots in safety from the opening stage.”
Meanwhile, the Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education Northern Early Childhood Experience Education Center was built at 160 Goeupnam-ro, Yangju-si with a total project cost of 24.6 billion won, with a land area of 11,614.5㎡ and a total floor area of 5,730.19㎡ with 3 floors above ground, and will open on May 24. is preparing.
Reporter Shin Yeon-gyeong
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