Primary and secondary education for pupils with mental retardation and special educational needs.

We operate a primary school primarily for children from socially disadvantaged family backgrounds, children with developmental learning disabilities from year 1 to year 5. There is a special educator. Class capacity is a maximum of 14 pupils.

Primary school for 135 pupils with special needs. There is a day care center, cafeteria and clubs for ceramics, singing, sports and cooking. The school organises playschemes, carnivals, visits to the cinema and theatre, talks, excursions, outdoor schools and trips.

This primary school for 90 pupils provides teaching from Years 1 to 5 to pupils with various speech impediments and offers special speech therapy. Offers after-school clubs including swimming lessons.

The Waldorf Primary School is a state school belonging to the special education network. Based on the principles and principles of Waldorf pedagogy, it works with children and young people with disabilities and pupils with special educational needs.

Special school with individual plan for pupils with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities. Offering ceramics, sports games and choral singing clubs for 85 pupils. It includes a day care centre.

We operate a section 16(9) primary and special school with a canteen and a day care centre. We provide education for children with special educational needs. We only accept children with a recommendation from the educational and psychological counselling centre.

We ensure continuity of a student's upbringing and education while they are in hospital.

We run a primary school with a nursery, preparatory class and dining room. We offer clubs in choir singing and cooking.

Primary practical school for 180 pupils with a day care centre.

We run a special primary school for the hearing impaired with a canteen and a day care centre. There is a gymnasium, school playground and relaxation corners.

Primary school for 348 pupils, specialising in children who have difficulties in mastering the curriculum at mainstream school. Running a school canteen, a day care centre and a club. Offer various leisure activities for pupils, such as cycling and walking clubs, school orchestra, school dance group and computer club.

A special speech therapy primary school for 150 pupils with a day care centre, a dining room and a school club. Pupils can be accommodated in a boarding facility.

Thanks to an experienced team of teachers with speech therapy qualifications in cooperation with clinical speech therapists, children are not only able to eliminate speech defects, but also to overcome the psychological barriers they are often exposed to when they start preschool and school in standard educational institutions.