ZŠ a MŠ Sloup v Čechách

Name: ZŠ a MŠ Sloup v Čechách
Address: Nám. T. G. Masaryka 81, 471 52 Sloup v Čechách, Czechia, Sloup v Čechách, Czech

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Address :	Nám. T. G. Masaryka 81, 471 52 Sloup v Čechách, Czechia
Phone :	📞 +877
Website :	http://www.zsamssloup.cz/
Categories :	Kindergarten , Primary school ,
City :	Sloup v Čechách

Nám. T. G. Masaryka 81, 471 52 Sloup v Čechách, Czechia

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V	Vladimir Pecha on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Po skončení 1. světové války byly zřizovány menšinové školy. Veřejné obecní školy mohly být zřizovány v každé obci, ve které podle tříletého průměru bylo nejméně 40 dětí. Nařízením inspektorátu českých státních škol v Liberci byla ve Sloupu zřízena v roce 1924 česká obecní škola. Byla umístěna v jedné třídě v budově německé školy č. p. 81. Bylo přijato 19 dětí, které většinou neuměly česky a pocházely ze smíšených rodin. V roce 1925 zřídila škola pro děti jazykový kurz. V polovině 30. let počet dětí stoupl na 23. V září 1945 měla škola celkem 49 žáků ve dvou třídách. V roce 1991 došlo ke sloučení mateřské a základní školy. Součástí dnes krásně zrekonstruované školy je i školní družina a jídelna. After World War I, minority schools were established. Public schools could be set up in every municipality with at least 40 children according to a three-year average. In 1924, a Czech municipal school was established in Sloup by a regulation of the inspectorate of Czech state schools in Liberec. It was housed in one classroom in the German school building No. 81. 19 children were admitted, who mostly did not speak Czech and came from mixed families. In 1925, a school set up a language course for children. In the mid-1930s, the number of children rose to 23. In September 1945, the school had 49 pupils in two classes. In 1991, the kindergarten and primary school merged. Part of today's beautifully renovated school is the after-school club and dining room. After the end of the First World War, minority schools were established. Public municipal schools could be established in each municipality in which, according to the three-year average, there were at least 40 children. By order of the Inspectorate of Czech State Schools in Liberec, a Czech municipal school was established in Sloup in 1924. It was placed in one class in the building of the German school No. 81. 19 children were admitted, most of whom did not speak Czech and came from mixed families. In 1925, the school established a language course for children. In the mid-1930s, the number of children rose to 23. In September 1945, the school had a total of 49 pupils in two classes. In 1991, the kindergarten and primary school were merged. Part of today's beautifully renovated school is a school club and dining room. After World War I, minority schools were established. Public schools could be set up in every municipality with at least 40 children according to a three-year average. In 1924, a Czech municipal school was established in Sloup by a regulation of the inspectorate of Czech state schools in Liberec. It was housed in one classroom in the German school building No. 81. 19 children were admitted, who mostly did not speak Czech and came from mixed families. In 1925, a school set up a language course for children. In the mid-1930s, the number of children rose to 23. In September 1945, the school had 49 pupils in two classes. In 1991, the kindergarten and primary school merged. Part of today's beautifully renovated school is the after-school club and dining room.