At our kindergarten, we believe that children thrive best in homogeneous age groups, where they can grow, learn, and play alongside peers at a similar stage of development. Our three groups and the pre-school welcome children from age 3 until they start school, ensuring a nurturing environment that supports both their age-related milestones and individual personality traits.
Each group is designed to foster age-appropriate development, helping children build confidence, social skills, and cognitive abilities at their own pace. By considering both age and personal characteristics, we create an enriching and supportive atmosphere where every child can flourish.
Nursery
In our nursery group, we welcome children from the age of 1, where three childcare workers, in a dedicated caregiver system, take care of the children.
Batár Alexandra
nursery school teacher, early childhood educator
Denisa Dudásová
childminder
Derzsi Vivien
nanny
Little Stars group
Csillag csoport
Our small group, the Little Stars Group, is a homogenous group for children aged 3-4, with two educators and one teaching assistant.
Dugár Judit Anna
kindergarten teacher
Kuthy Brigitta
kindergarten teacher
Giró Ildikó
pedagogical assistant
Dandelion group
Our middle group, the Dandelion Group, is for children aged 4-5, with two educators and one caregiver.
Kriskó Veronika
kindergarten teacher
Grásl Petra
kindergarten teacher
Nyírő Krisztina
nanny
Titmouse group
Our Titmouse Group is a middle-to-large group for children aged 4-6, where two educators and one caregiver welcome the children.
Our school preparation group, the Wise Owl, is for children aged 6-7, where two educators and one teaching assistant work with the children. The work of our educators is supported by a special education teacher, psychologist, speech therapist, and tale therapist. This professional team monitors and supports the children’s development from the beginning.
As part of the school preparation process, children are assessed at the age of 5, and based on the results of the assessment, the preparation process is planned. Regular consultations are held with parents regarding the results of the assessment and the experiences from the preparation. The school preparation sessions cover cognitive areas, graphomotoric development, and social skills.