Summer registrations have started at centers that serve as examples for Turkey

Pre-registrations have started at the Children’s Culture Art Centers of Turgutlu Municipality, where it pioneered in Turkey with the opportunities it has implemented and provided in Mustafa Kemal and Albayrak neighborhoods. The first school bell of the summer term will ring on Monday, July 8th.

With the assumption of office by Turgutlu Mayor Çetin Akın, Turgutlu Municipality, which has been implementing important projects one by one to ensure equal opportunities in education, is experiencing the excitement of the summer term at the Children’s Culture Art Centers it has brought to Mustafa Kemal and Albayrak neighborhoods. Along with preschool education, the center will offer courses such as sports, music, painting, drama, handicrafts, gymnastics, etc., where children aged 3-5 can receive part-time education. The center will include educational games and various activities that will allow children to meet social and artistic activities along with basic education.

Summer term first lesson on July 8th Monday

The summer term’s first school bell will ring on Monday, July 8th at the Children’s Culture Art Centers where pre-registrations have started. Pre-registrations will be held at Turgutlu Municipality Culture and Social Affairs Directorate between 09:00-12:30 / 13:30-17:00. Detailed information about registrations can be obtained by calling 0236 313 21 22, which belongs to the Culture and Social Affairs Directorate.

“We will continue to set an example for Turkey”

Turgutlu Mayor Çetin Akın said, “Registrations for the summer term have started at our Children’s Culture Art Centers in Mustafa Kemal and Albayrak neighborhoods. In our Children’s Culture Art Centers, where children aged 3-5 receive quality and equal education, we offer preschool and Montessori education as well as a three-meal nutrition program for free. With these efforts, we will continue to set an example for Turkey. Wishing a successful summer term to our families and students.”