Operation of the kindergarten.

Kindergarten for 85 pupils with day care and dining room.

Kindergarten for 25 children with garden and school canteen. We organise children's and cultural events including carnivals, playschemes, trips and competitions.

Kindergarten for 74 children with dining room.

Operation of a kindergarten for 212 children with a canteen. Organizing trips, outdoor schools, playschemes, carnivals and library visits. Pre-swimming and English language training for children.

We run a nursery school. We offer English language and flute classes for children.

The kindergarten was opened in 1966. It is situated in the centre of the Cologne housing estate. On a large plot of land there are pavilions - an outbuilding and 3 one-storey kindergarten pavilions, each with two classes. The total capacity of the school is 246 children.

Operation of a six-class kindergarten for 162 children with a canteen. There is a garden with sandpit, slide and swings. We organize cultural events for children.

Kindergarten for 50 children with dining room.

Kindergarten for 25 children with dining room. Organizing competitions, cultural events and trips.

Kindergarten for 50 children. As a rural nursery school with a location at the end of the village we mainly use nature observation at different times of the year. We create a positive relationship with nature - we lead the children to environmental protection - ecology, we are involved in the Recycling project.

Running a kindergarten for 20 children with school garden and dining room. Organisation of events for children.

Each day is mostly scheduled, but every moment spent in our kindergarten can be unique for your child. Controlled activities are balanced with spontaneous ones. For children at their specific age, play is the most important thing and the free play is no less important. That is why we include it very often.

We are a kindergarten that offers children a stimulating environment for learning and development. With an emphasis on creativity and play, we encourage their natural curiosity.