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.

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.

Operation of the school and the school swimming pool.

We operate a facility for children - foreigners, a diagnostic institute, a children's home with a school, an educational institute, an educational care centre, a primary and a practical school.

We run a special church primary school for 25 pupils. There is a nursery and a canteen. We run social therapy workshops and day and weekly residential schools. We focus on the education and upbringing of children with moderate, severe to profound mental retardation combined with physical disabilities or autism.

In the primary school for pupils with visual impairments, teaching is completely individualised. A maximum of 12 pupils are educated in a classroom, according to the RVP of mainstream schools. We also teach special education subjects such as working with compensatory aids, spatial orientation, development of visual perception and writing with all ten.

Operation of a practical and special school with a capacity of 186 pupils with a day care centre for 54 children and a special education centre. We accept pupils with varying degrees of intellectual disability, combined disabilities, children with autism, epilepsy, behavioural disorders, medical debilitation and children who are under the care of a psychiatrist.

We run a special primary school for 30 pupils. We focus on children with intellectual and combined disabilities. We offer dance, drama therapy. We organize sewing, weaving, embroidery, etc. We run workshops.

The school provides comprehensive care for children and young people with visual impairments, including teaching special skills, the mastery of which will increase the independence and self-sufficiency of the visually impaired and thus greatly facilitate their lives in complex life situations.

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 run a family run primary school. We teach English with native speakers. We provide a wide range of extra-curricular and co-curricular activities including ceramics, chess, sports games, art and music or English on the computer and drama club. The school includes a canteen and a day care centre.

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

Primary school for 40 pupils with learning disabilities, combined disabilities and autism. Possibility of accommodation for the pupils of the school.

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.