Taoyuan Sunlight Non-profit Kindergarten Opens, Zhang Shanzheng Inspects the Childcare Environment
Spending more than 155.08 million yuan to build a new building, enrolling 5 classes, hoping to continue to create a friendly parenting environment
Quick Look
- The newly built "Sunlight Non-Profit Kindergarten" in Taoyuan City, which cost more than 150 million yuan, opened on August 14 and currently enrolls 5 classes.
- Taoyuan Mayor Zhang Shanzheng went to inspect and emphasized that the city government continues to create a friendly parenting environment and announced that the city's 100 general education trails have met the standards.
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Why It Matters
The newly built Sunlight Non-Profit Kindergarten in Taoyuan City was built with subsidies from the Ministry of Education and self-funded by the city government, and is operated by a private association.
"Nikko Non-Profit Kindergarten" opened on August 14 this year. Taoyuan Mayor Zhang Shanzheng (center, front row) went to inspect the kindergarten.
The newly built "Sunlight Non-Profit Kindergarten" in Taoyuan City opened on August 14 this year with a cost of more than 155.08 million yuan. It is operated and managed by the Taiwan Sanssan Life Education Society. It currently enrolls 5 classes, including 3 special classes for 2-year-olds and 2 mixed-age classes for 3 to 5-year-olds. We hope to continue to create a friendly childcare environment and achieve equal educational opportunities.
Taoyuan Mayor Zhang Shanzheng went to Taoyuan District today to inspect the Sunlight Non-profit Kindergarten. He said that the kindergarten received a subsidy of 45.98 million yuan from the Ministry of Education and 109.09 million yuan raised by the city. It took 2 years to complete the construction; various campus infrastructure constructions are also progressing simultaneously. The Taoyuan High School Access Trail inspected today is the 100th school in the city that meets the standards, and has been completed ahead of the original end-of-year target.
Nikko Non-profit Kindergarten is a 3-story building with a total floor area of approximately 2,160 square meters. The exterior of the kindergarten is mainly light yellow and incorporates green plants to create a diverse learning space atmosphere that combines childlike interest, natural ecology, and exploration. The Education Bureau stated that the number of 2-year-old special classes in the city's public and non-profit kindergartens has increased significantly from 77 classes in the 111 school year to 236 classes in the 2015 school year. It is expected that there will be an additional 20 classes in the 2016 school year.
"Nikko Non-Profit Kindergarten" opened on August 14 this year.
Open Questions
- Will the enrollment quota be further expanded in the future?






