High school in Romanian mountain town to get pool, sauna in EU-funded project
Mihail Cantacuzino College in Sinaia, a Romanian mountain town and resort north of Bucharest, will be refurbished in a EUR 5 million project, Edupedu.ro reported quoting Ziarul Incomod.<o:p></o:p>
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Mihail Cantacuzino College in Sinaia, a Romanian mountain town and resort north of Bucharest, will be refurbished in a EUR 5 million project, Edupedu.ro reported quoting Ziarul Incomod.
The project is rolled out by the Sinaia City Hall and has received EU funding.
The project, called ZINO – Education from A to Z, entails the adding of an exhibition venue, of a poll and sauna, a conference hall, a dining area, and a library, besides a pedestrian area and parking spaces. Professional and non-formal education courses will also be held as part of the same project.
“The young people of the city will have the school they deserve. A place where they are the center of attention, a place where parents and professors interact, and a creative venue meant to train them for their adult life,” Sinaia mayor Vlad Oprea explained in a Facebook post.
(Photo: Colegiul Mihail Cantacuzino Sinaia Facebook Page)
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