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Sophomores: At this age we focus on the development of children’s developmental and learning skills, emphasizing more specific and targeted activities. The aim here is for the child to practice their balance in structured walking, to kick balls and to satisfy their curiosity with easy object-finding games. At the same time, we start learning songs, dancing and matching words with pictures by pointing.

Juniors: At this age, we focus on cultivating social skills and further developing learning skills. The activities are organized around more group games indoors and outdoors, learning to approach and accept people in the game, both behaviorally and verbally. At the same time, children are becoming more involved with books and painting.

Seniors: At this age we focus on building children’s learning and social skills through creative employment. During the year we try to introduce oral verbs and the Alphabet and also encourage participation in storytelling and representation in a theatrical or pictorial way. At the same time, we learn basic rules of polite behavior, how to say thank you and acknowledge our mistake but also how to set personal limits through offering and refusing. Finally, the importance of responsibility and cooperation is emphasized, through certain spatial planning tasks that are performed individually or in small groups.

Kindergarten: We are one step ahead of elementary school, an experience that is both enjoyable and stressful for children and parents. This time is therefore preparatory in order to equip the children for the smooth and as good a transition as possible in the environment of the new school. The activities are organized around the repetition of basic knowledge and the introduction to the use of the pencil in writing. At the same time, children are encouraged to be more independent in dressing, eating and washing and organizing their bag. Children unwind through group ball games and skipping rope while watching a fun introduction to musical instruments.