Haridusministeerium muudab juhendi selgemaks

Haridusministeerium muudab juhendi selgemaks

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Ministry of Education to Clarify Guidelines

. Neid ei saa välja jätta. .
Kallas ütleb, et . Lisatakse selgitus, . Juhendisse kirjutatakse näiteid.
. Kui , ei maksa vanem. Kui , kasutatakse annetusi.
Praegu on segadus, millal annetamine on lubatud. Küsimus pole päevas, vaid kas see on kohustuslik.
. Küsimus on, mis on need tingimused. Minister ütleb, et .
Ministeerium andis koolidele raha . Loodetavasti kasutavad koolid raha .
Üle 400 asutus saatis ministrile kirja. Nad hoiatavad, et . Nad .
Field trips are very important in Estonia. They cannot be left out. The state and municipality must find the money.
Kallas says the guidelines need clarity. An explanation will be added on how to fund with donations. Examples will be written into the guidelines.
The school cannot assume that the parent will pay. If the activity is part of the curriculum, the parent does not pay. If the activity is voluntary, donations are used.
Currently, there is confusion about when donations are allowed. The question is not about the day, but whether it is mandatory.
According to the law, the parent must provide conditions for the child. The question is, what are those conditions. The minister says the school must provide the necessary resources.
The ministry gave schools money for physical education classes. Hopefully, schools will use the money to buy skis or balls.
Over 400 institutions sent a letter to the minister. They warn that the reduction of field trips could be bad. They want clear guidelines.