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School sports infrastructure developments in Finland and Lit

Overview

Recent developments show the completion and opening of modern outdoor sports facilities at educational institutions in Finland and Lithuania.

In Naantali, Finland, Velkua comprehensive school has completed new recreational upgrades, including a multi-purpose arena, climbing structures, and fitness equipment. The project, supported by a 30,000 euro grant from the Ministry of Education and Culture’s ‘Suomi liikkeelle’ program and an 80,000 euro city investment, has increased local usage of the school grounds.

In Kyviškės, Lithuania, a 300,000 euro project funded by the Vilnius District Municipality has resulted in the opening of a 2,600 square meter sports area at Kyviškės Primary School. The facility features a basketball and volleyball court, a football pitch, and a two-lane running track, all utilizing safe rubber coatings. The space is intended for both student physical education and general community leisure.

Entities

Ministry of Education and Culture · Salò · Likiškėliai Progymnasium · Vilnius district municipality · Kyviškės Primary School

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Kyviškės opens modern outdoor sports facility

    A new 300,000 euro outdoor sports complex has opened at Kyviškės Primary School in Lithuania, providing basketball, volleyball, and football facilities for students and local residents.

  2. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Naantali completes new sports facilities at Velkua school

    New sports facilities, including a multi-purpose arena and climbing structures, have been completed at Velkua school in Naantali, supported by municipal and ministerial funding.

Sources

aamuset.fi · alytiskis.lt · alytusplius.lt · infoerdve.lt · sss.fi