Kindergarten included in the network of schools and pre-school facilities of the Ministry of Education and Science has two classrooms, a large garden with wooden elements and planted greenery. We offer swimming, dancing, flute playing, art club, English course, climbing course and speech therapy on the school premises.

Single class kindergarten with dining room.

The kindergarten is a two-classroom school. There is a cafeteria.

A full primary school for 380 pupils with a day care centre and a canteen. Our aim is to guide pupils on their educational journey using innovative elements. We teach children for life.

Kindergarten for 134 children with a canteen.

Six-class kindergarten for 303 children with a dining room.

Nursery school for 23 pre-school children.

Kindergarten for 134 children.

Primary school for 205 pupils with a day care centre and a canteen. We work on projects such as diagnosing the state of knowledge and skills of pupils in the Czech-Slovak border area with a focus on their development, the use of ICT in science subjects and a school garden. We organize sports, knowledge events and competitions.

Kindergarten for 60 children with a cafeteria. Prepares children to be able to learn actively and effectively on their own, to enjoy learning and not find it excessively stressful. Children in the program work in activity centers that encourage children to play, take initiative, be creative and experiment.

Primary school with a capacity of 900 pupils with a day care centre and canteen. We publish a school magazine. We offer English, computer and guitar lessons including ceramics, art, sports, dance and singing clubs. We organise children's events, trips and outdoor schools.

We operate a nursery school in the Start Together program for 112 children with a cafeteria. We offer after school clubs, ceramics, English, chess, swimming and dance and movement. We organize events, playschemes and trips.

Primary school for 95 pupils with a day care centre and dining room. Great emphasis is placed on developing the pupils' intrinsic motivation. Cooperative learning is an important method for developing skills. Our pupils are systematically guided to be able to not only name the skills but also to actually use them.

Kindergarten for 38 children with a cafeteria.