【新华企业资讯11月27日】11月25日，由深圳市爱圣公益基金会、中国少年儿童文化艺术基金会共同主 办的艺教工程幼儿园园长共同体（以下简称"园长共同体"）首届年度大会在北京圆满举办。大会以"立 德树人•领航未来"为主题，汇聚了学前教育专家、幼儿园园长及教师，围绕幼儿德育实践经验与成果展 开深入交流，共同探索新时代幼儿德育事业发展方向与创新路径。 艺教工程幼儿园 园长共同体年度大会现场 中国少年儿童文化艺术基金会理事长阚丽君表示，期待园长共同体能够成为一片智慧高地、一座精神灯 塔，每一位专家和园长都在此交流互鉴、启迪思维，共同探索幼儿德育新模式，构建幼儿德育新生态。 深圳市爱圣公益基金会秘书长陈雅指出，幼儿德育是一条需要沉心静气、耐心攀爬的厚雪长坡，希望园 长共同体能够激发更多幼教工作者内心的热忱与灵感，开拓出更多元、更有效的德育实践路径。 中国少年儿童文化艺术基金会理事长阚丽君致辞 深圳市爱圣公益 基金会秘书长陈雅致辞 艺教工程幼儿园园长共同体于2023年11月成立。经过一年多的系统筹备，园长共同体于2025年4月正式 启动各项工作，致力整合多元资源、凝聚各方智慧，构建覆盖城乡、贯通区域、跨越类型的全国性幼儿 ...

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Core Points - The announcement from the Education Bureau of Qingcheng District, Qingyuan City, Guangdong Province, states that four kindergartens have had their operating licenses expire and are no longer qualified to operate [1] Group 1: Kindergarten License Expiration - The following kindergartens have had their licenses expire: 1. Qingyuan City Qingcheng District Longtang Town Jingjing Kindergarten 2. Qingyuan City Qingcheng District Hengfeng Kindergarten 3. Qingyuan City Qingcheng District Chaoyang Kindergarten 4. Qingyuan City Qingcheng District Honghe Street Gangtou Qiming Kindergarten [1] - According to the "Regulations on the Implementation of the Private Education Promotion Law of the People's Republic of China," the licenses of these kindergartens are void from the expiration date, and they must cease all educational activities [1] - The kindergartens are required to organize their own liquidation and apply for cancellation of registration with the registration authority [1]

Core Viewpoint - Recent inclusive preschool education policies have significantly improved the environment for kindergartens, benefiting both children and parents [1] Group 1: Policy Changes - Enrollment for kindergartens is no longer restricted by school districts; all eligible children with household registration in Xihu District can apply [1] - The government has waived the tuition fees for senior class children for the current autumn semester [1] - A total of 4.56 million yuan has been invested by the government to upgrade the basic facilities of kindergartens [1] Group 2: Educational Enhancements - Kindergartens have updated their curriculum by purchasing a new batch of picture books, adhering to a standard of 10 books per child [1] - A new percussion music course has been added, which has been well-received by the children [1] Group 3: Financial Support - The district provides 2,000 yuan in financial assistance per year to economically disadvantaged children, distributed in two installments [1]

Core Insights - The proportion of inclusive kindergartens in China increased from 83.00% in 2021 to 87.26% in 2024, reflecting the effectiveness of policies promoting free preschool education [1][2]. Group 1: Policy Impact - The government has implemented a policy to gradually promote free preschool education, resulting in the exemption of childcare fees for public kindergartens for the final year of preschool education [1]. - During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, the goal is to build or renovate 20,000 kindergartens and increase inclusive kindergarten seats by over 4 million [2]. Group 2: Local Implementation - In Xihu District, 13 new public kindergartens were added, increasing public kindergarten seats by 4,560, with over 93% of children in kindergartens attending inclusive facilities [1]. - This fall, 4,275 children in Xihu District benefited from the exemption of childcare fees for the final year, allowing families to save significant amounts on education costs [2].

Core Viewpoint - Huang Liuping, a dedicated educator in early childhood education, has significantly contributed to the development of preschool education in mountainous areas over the past 30 years, emphasizing the importance of love and patience in teaching [1] Group 1: Contributions to Education - Huang has transformed waste materials into educational tools, addressing the shortage of toys and teaching aids in rural areas [1] - She has guided and supported 279 private kindergartens in the city, participating in the planning and construction of 20 township central kindergartens, 10 urban public kindergartens, and 115 private kindergartens [1] - Huang has played a crucial role in training a large number of young backbone teachers, kindergarten principals, and subject leaders [1] Group 2: Personal Philosophy and Commitment - Huang expresses a commitment to nurturing children, stating that she will always strive to support their growth and development [1] - Her lifelong pursuit is to ensure high-quality development of preschool education in mountainous areas [1]

Core Points - The central government emphasizes the importance of early childhood education and aims to establish a robust policy support system for its development [1] - The provincial finance department has allocated 1.057 billion yuan for early childhood education development, marking a 21.2% increase from the previous year [1] Funding Allocation - Early disbursement of 251 million yuan in subsidies for exempting childcare fees ensures that 276,000 senior class children benefit from the policy [2] - From the 2025 autumn semester, public kindergarten fees for the final year will be waived, with similar reductions for approved private kindergartens [2] Quality Improvement and Expansion - A total of 806 million yuan has been allocated to enhance and expand the quality of early childhood education, focusing on various support mechanisms [3] - The funding aims to address resource shortages, improve financial input mechanisms, enhance educational quality, and support economically disadvantaged children, benefiting approximately 73,000 individuals [3] Financial Management - The provincial finance department emphasizes strict management of funds, ensuring that support for quality improvement and fee exemption policies are not used interchangeably [4] - Local finance and education departments are required to adhere to established financial management guidelines to ensure the safe and efficient use of funds [4]

Core Viewpoint - Yunnan Province is implementing a gradual rollout of free preschool education, starting from the fall semester of 2025, which will eliminate the childcare education fees for children in public kindergartens for their final year before primary school [1][2]. Group 1: Implementation Details - The free preschool education policy will apply to children in public kindergartens, with similar fee reductions for those in approved private kindergartens based on local public kindergarten standards [1]. - The fee exemption will be based on the approved childcare education fee standards set by local governments, excluding costs for meals, accommodation, and miscellaneous fees [1]. - Existing free preschool education policies in specific regions, such as Diqing and Nujiang, will continue to be enforced [1]. Group 2: Financial Support Mechanism - To compensate for the loss of income due to the fee exemption, local financial and education departments will provide subsidies to kindergartens, considering the number of exempted children and the average fee levels [2]. - The financial burden of the subsidy will be shared between the central government and Yunnan Province at an 8:2 ratio, with varying levels of provincial support across different cities and counties [2]. - The provincial government will determine the average subsidy standards based on actual fee levels and will regularly evaluate the policy's implementation to adjust the subsidy standards as needed [2]. Group 3: Support for Special Groups - The implementation plan emphasizes the need to support economically disadvantaged families, orphans, and children with disabilities, ensuring that existing assistance policies remain in effect [3]. - The plan includes provisions for public kindergarten funding and teacher salaries to be included in the financial support framework [3]. - A mechanism for financial subsidies for inclusive private kindergartens will be established to promote equitable access to preschool education [3].

Core Points - The Guangxi region has officially issued a plan to gradually implement free preschool education, aiming to promote the universal, inclusive, safe, and high-quality development of preschool education [1] Group 1: Implementation of Free Preschool Education - Starting from the autumn semester of 2025, all public kindergartens in Guangxi will fully waive the care and education fees for children in their final preschool year [1] - Children attending formal private kindergartens will also benefit from fee reductions, aligned with the exemption levels of local public kindergartens [1] Group 2: Financial Support and Subsidy Mechanism - The financial support for the waived fees will be provided by the fiscal departments, considering the number of children benefiting from the policy and the average fee levels in the area [2] - The funding for the subsidy will be prioritized from central government resources, with any shortfall shared between the regional and local governments [2] - The plan also includes continued support for economically disadvantaged families, orphans, and disabled children, ensuring a safety net for these groups [2]

Core Points - The Education Commission of Tongzhou District, Beijing, has received reports of illegal charging practices at the Ruiding Tongda Kindergarten, which includes mandatory fees for extracurricular classes [1] - The kindergarten has been found to violate the "Law of the People's Republic of China on Preschool Education" and the "Implementation Rules for Kindergarten Charging Management in Beijing (Trial)" by imposing unauthorized fees [1] - The authorities have ordered the kindergarten to rectify the situation immediately and refund the collected fees, with the case being referred to market regulatory departments for further action [1]