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This document provides information about the Šakiai nursery-kindergarten "Berzelis" in Sakiai, Lithuania. It opened in 1976 and has 12 groups that serve 219 children aged 2-7. There are 28 teachers and 30 staff members led by headmistress Lina Viliusiene. The kindergarten operates from 6:30-18:30 Monday through Friday and provides a full day program for children. It has facilities like a large outdoor playground, gym, hall for concerts, speech practice rooms, and a mini museum. It also participates in various institutional, local, regional, national, and international projects.
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