Coastal Children’s Park Provides Learning Space in Fishing Communities

The Coastal Children’s Park (Taman Anak Pesisir) program provides a learning and creative activity space for children in fishing communities as part of an effort to support education and literacy development in coastal areas.
The presence of this learning space is expected to serve as a safe and comfortable environment for children to learn, read, and develop skills outside of school hours.
In addition to basic educational activities, this program also introduces creative activities such as group reading, art training, educational games, and an introduction to the coastal environment.
Education observers note that access to quality learning spaces remains a challenge in several coastal regions and remote areas.
Therefore, community-based initiatives like the Coastal Children’s Park are considered vital in helping to boost learning interest and the quality of education among fishermen’s children.
The program is also seen as a way to strengthen community involvement in supporting early childhood education.
In addition to being a place to learn, community spaces like this are expected to build confidence and creativity among children in coastal environments.
Program managers stated that education and literacy play a crucial role in opening up better future opportunities for the younger generation in fishing communities.
In recent years, various social and educational communities have indeed begun actively providing alternative learning spaces in areas with limited educational access.
With the presence of the Coastal Children’s Park, the community hopes that children in fishing areas can gain broader learning opportunities and grow into a creative and competitive generation.














