A nursery and primary school serving children and pupils admitted for medical treatment. Unaccompanied and accompanied children of parents (legal guardians) between the ages of 3 and 6 may participate in preschool education.

Special nursery school for 75 children aged 3 to 6 years. A school independently established for the education of pupils with intellectual disabilities, multiple disabilities and for pupils with autistic spectrum disorder. We provide canister therapy, hipporehabilitation, music therapy, art therapy and occupational therapy.

We run a special kindergarten for 30 pupils. We offer education to children with medical, hearing impairments, speech impediments or autism spectrum disorders. We provide individual speech therapy and development through alternative and augmentative communication.

A two-class kindergarten for 12 children with a focus on the education of children with autism spectrum disorders and combined disabilities with individual speech therapy and rehabilitation care. We provide psychological counselling for parents. We provide zootherapy and canister therapy.

The school provides pre-school, primary and secondary education for children and pupils with multiple disabilities and autism. If the founder agrees, it is also entitled to establish classes for children with intellectual disabilities.

Nursery school for 20 visually impaired children. There is a dining room. Organising trips and games for children.

Kindergarten for 10 children with disabilities, mainly intellectual disabilities, developmental behavioural disorders, severe intellectual disabilities, multiple disabilities and autism.

Special nursery school for 75 children aged 3 to 6 years. A school independently established for the education of pupils with intellectual disabilities, multiple disabilities and for pupils with autistic spectrum disorder. We provide canister therapy, hipporehabilitation, music therapy, art therapy and occupational therapy.

We run a kindergarten for 50 children with a canteen. Possibility to attend flute, ball games, aerobics and choir groups. There is also a DOV club for pupils with specific learning difficulties who have been assessed by the PPP and recommended to attend the club.