In a kindergarten in the Krasnoyarsk Territory complained about British flags

In kindergarten No. 32 “Wonderland” in the city of Zelenogorsk, Krasnoyarsk Territory, after the scandal, the state symbols of Great Britain were removed. This was reported by the Krasnoyarsk website NGS24.ru.

The kindergarten uses a bilingual system, which assumes that part of the educational process is carried out in English. As part of one of the classes, in particular, British flags were pasted on the children’s lockers. According to the mother of one of the pupils, they were not removed months after the event. The woman claims that she was insulted by the parents of other children after she made the appropriate remark.

The scandal reached the leadership of the city with a population of 54 thousand people. “Differences arose in approaches to the educational process in kindergarten No. 32, today I held a meeting on this topic. With the head of the education department, Lyudmila Parfenchikova, and the head of the kindergarten, Tatyana Yermishkina, we discussed not only the approaches that are used in this particular kindergarten, but also the situation in preschool and school education in general, ”said on January 24 in his Telegram channel Mayor of Zelenogorsk Mikhail Speransky.

“Thanks to all the parents who supported, just with a word, with a look! It’s so cool that you love Wonderland, your kindergarten. Today our President Vladimir Putin met with students. And in the conversation he also touched upon Russia’s attitude to the culture of other countries: “Let them live without Tchaikovsky, Russia will not cancel the culture of other countries.” I would like to believe that it will be so, that adequacy will win and our children will develop and learn, knowing that there are different cultures in the world, but ours is dear and beloved, ”the post posted on the kindergarten’s social network page says. “In contact with” The 25th of January.

As Kommersant reportedlast year in the Krasnoyarsk village of Upper Suetuk, textbooks published in Estonia were seized for examination, according to which local ethnic Estonians were taught there.

Valery Lavsky, Novosibirsk