Rising food costs observed in Belarusian preschools
Dining at Kindergartens in Belarus: What Has Changed?
As the summer rolls in, there's a twist in the menu for children in Belarus kindergartens. The cost of meals has seen an upgrade, thanks to the annual review of meal norms for the summer period. This revamp, driven by the government, spans health-improving activities typically held from June to August and lasting up to 90 days.
Here's a sneak peek at the new meal costs, based on your child's age and hours spent at the institution:
Kindergarten with a 10.5-hour day- Ages 1-3: 3.94 rubles per day- Ages 3-7: 5.18 rubles per day
Kindergarten with a 12-hour day- Ages 1-3: 5.08 rubles per day- Ages 3-7: 6.28 rubles per day
As for the sanatorium children's gardens and groups, which keep kids aged 1-7 for 12 to 24 hours, here are the new meal costs:- Ages 1-3: 6.56 rubles per day- Ages 3-7: 8.10 rubles per day
Wondering about the meal prices in restaurants? Well, according to general meal pricing trends in Belarus, an inexpensive meal can cost between 25-30 rubles, while a three-course meal for two might set you back around 95-100 rubles. Remember, these are restaurant prices and don't align with kindergarten meal costs, which you’d need to find on local government or municipal announcements in Belarus. Keep an eye out for updates, as specific kindergarten meal pricing by age and duration has yet to be published in open data sources.
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(Please note that the official kindergarten meal costs are subject to updates on local government or municipal announcements in Belarus, and the provided figures are an approximation based on general meal pricing in Belarus.)
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Despite the increase in meal costs at Belarus kindergartens, it's crucial to weigh this against the importance of quality education-and-self-development and a balanced diet, which are key for children's growth. In the realm of finance, it's fascinating to compare these meal costs with average business expenses, and potentially, contemplate the implications of such financial decisions on the overall economy.
