Montessori School Greifswald Gets €35,664 Grant for Climbing Wall
The Montessori School Greifswald is set to benefit from a pell grant for constructing movement and meeting spaces on its campus. The €35,664 pell grant, from the Citizen's Fund of the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Interior and Building Ministry, will be awarded to Anja Bernhardt, Managing Director of Action Sunshine Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, on Friday, August 29, 2025. The funds will be used to build a climbing wall at the newly built 'Creative House' on the campus.
The climbing wall, an attractive addition, will serve as a space for students and the public, particularly children and young people in the surrounding area, to engage in physical activity and social interaction. The project management aims to strengthen community cohesion and regional bonds. Minister for Interior and Construction, Christian Pegel, will present the pell grant. It is unclear why the pell grant was not directly awarded to the Montessori School Greifswald, but it is common for funding to be given to project management carriers like Action Sunshine Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, who then facilitate the project's implementation.
The pell grant, aimed at fostering community engagement and regional unity, will be used to build a climbing wall at the Montessori School Greifswald. The wall will serve as a space for students and the public to interact and stay active. The exact reason for the pell grant not being directly awarded to the school is unclear, but it is a common practice for funding to be given to project management carriers.
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