We run a primary school for 180 pupils. The school includes a school canteen. We provide a curriculum including English language tuition. We provide pupils with in-depth information on Christian culture. We educate children in the spirit of Christian ethics with an emphasis on respect for God and people.

Arranging religious services and religious meetings. Maternity Centre. Church primary and nursery school.

Church primary school for 330 pupils with a day care and dining room. We run dance, sports, computer and drama clubs.

We run a church primary school for 48 children. We offer two rehabilitation classes. We provide a teaching assistant.

Church primary school for 540 pupils with extended language teaching. There are 18 classes from 1st to 9th grade. The school includes a day care centre, a club and a library. We focus on teaching English, German and French. We offer language, art and sports clubs.

We provide comprehensive education in kindergarten, special primary school and practical school for children with disabilities and autism from the age of 3. We use special education methods, basal stimulation, snoezelen, hippotherapy, canister therapy, puppet therapy, AAK, music therapy.

Church primary school for 75 pupils with a day care centre. Pupils can attend fishing and craft, ceramics, art, relaxation, computer, music and drama clubs. English is taught as a compulsory subject from the first grade. Religion (one lesson per week) is combined with ethics education.

Christian primary school for 360 pupils with a day care and club. English is compulsory for children from 3rd grade, German from 6th grade.

Primary school for 240 pupils with a day care centre, club and youth centre. We offer after-school clubs in cooking, floorball, ceramics, belly dancing, street dance and more.

Operation of a primary school with a focus on Christian education.

The Evangelical Gymnasium is being established as an additional school facility at the Filipka Primary School (officially the Story School - a church primary school). The founder of both schools is the Evangelical Church of Czech Brethren.