As part of the ambitious undertaking “Be brighter!”, the exteriors of kindergartens and schools in Yaroslavl will be embellished with artistic renderings.

In the region, with the support of Governor Mikhail Evraev, the project “Be brighter!” was launched. As part of this project, the facades of schools and kindergartens in Yaroslavl will be colored and young artists will decorate them with their drawings.

– We pay particular attention to youth policy in the region. We try to involve our young people in all development projects in the region, – said the governor of the Yaroslavl region, Mikhail Evraev. “Together with you, we decide what the improvement of the region should be, how to revive and diversify the urban space, holidays and events. Today, our young people are full participants in shaping the development strategy of the Yaroslavl region.

According to the regional government, this year, as part of a pilot project, the facades of 12 educational institutions will be decorated with drawings. Along with experienced professional artists, schoolchildren and kindergartens will participate in the decoration of the facades of educational institutions. As well as their parents and teachers. They are the ones who will propose their ideas for sketches of future drawings.

“President Vladimir Putin at a meeting of the State Council spoke about the need to give young people the opportunity to realize themselves and participate in the life of their native regions, and the project aims to solve this problem “said Vera Dargel. , Deputy Prime Minister of the region. – In addition, this initiative allows us to solve the problems of aesthetic education, the formation of a careful attitude towards urban infrastructure.

A preliminary work program has already been established. After March 20, they will decide on the plots. In April, they will be developed and approved. And from May, the artists will start working. All work on the project “Be brighter!” completed before September 1.

This project, supported by the governor, will continue its work next year. It will be implemented in other municipalities of the Yaroslavl region.