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» Latest news » Harriet Shing MPMorwell Parklands Preschool gets $500,000 grant from Victorian state government 'Building Blocks' programThe Victorian Government is making sure young children have access to the best kinder facilities with hundreds of projects to upgrade and improve learning environments while supporting local jobs across Victoria. By news@gippsland - 14th September 2021 - Back to News Member for Eastern Victoria Harriet Shing today announced that Parklands Preschool in Morwell has been given $500,000 in funding to upgrade amenities and refurbishments from the first round of grants in the $30 million Building Blocks – Refurbishment and Minor Works program. 
This grants stream provides funding for upgrades and minor expansions to early learning facilities, or investment in IT equipment for not for profit, funded organisations offering a three and four-year-old kindergarten program Refurbishing the school facilitiesThe concept for this project would be to refurbish the underutilised community room and office space attached to the Preschool, to provide an additional playroom with bathroom facilities, office space and a storeroom. This project would allow the Preschool to provide additional Programs including three-year-old Kindergarten and supported Playgroups from the site. In total, $12 million worth of grants will go towards 105 projects at kinders across the state. Forty-seven projects will receive grants of up to $500,000 for major works and refurbishments, while 58 centres will receive grants of up to $50,000 for minor works and refurbishments. Funding in this round will also help boost local economies by supporting more than 180 jobs in construction and associated industries. Building Blocks Grants is a streamlined overarching funding scheme that supports early childhood providers with new and existing infrastructure and facilities for eligible three and four-year-old kindergarten services. Expanding the kindergarten facilities across the stateIn an Australian-first, the Government is investing almost $5 billion this decade to provide three-year-old children with access to an additional year of funded kindergarten programs. From 2022, three-year-old children across the state will have access to at least five hours of kindergarten. Services will then scale up their hours to reach the full 15-hour program by 2029. As part of the Three-Year-Old Kindergarten roll-out, the Victorian Budget 2021/22 has invested $1.68 billion to build and expand kindergarten facilities across the state over this decade. Investment to make positive outcomeMember for Eastern Victoria Harriet Shing said, "Our work goes on to invest in modern, accessible and fit-for-purpose facilities for children and young people across the Valley. This funding will make a really positive difference to local kids, their families and the educators who work so hard to help every child to reach their full potential." For more information about Building Blocks Grants, visit building blocks grants - improvement. Pictures fromLatrobe City website.
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