English in the nursery
Carers who are also language teachers introduce English in everyday play and encourage children to join in activities in English. One of the nursery carers is a language teacher.
During daily play
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In the nursery, English comes up in everyday play from the age of 1. In the kindergarten, classes take place every day, with a lector in every age group, from the age of 2.5. Children start from zero, and kindergarten tuition includes the English classes.
English is part of children's everyday life. In the nursery it appears in play led by carers who are also language teachers. In the kindergarten it takes place every day, with a language teacher in every age group.
We teach through play and action. Children name what they play with, what they eat and what they do during the day. This way they remember words in situations they already know.
Carers who are also language teachers introduce English in everyday play and encourage children to join in activities in English. One of the nursery carers is a language teacher.
During daily play
With a language teacher in every age group. Included in the tuition fee.
Every day
This is not an exam-based language course. The aim is for children to get used to the language and enjoy using it.
Name what your child sees in English: “ball”, “dog”, “red”. Single words are enough.
Short songs and rhymes are easy to remember, and children like to repeat them.
Children understand before they speak. Do not force repetition or perfect pronunciation.
Even one word is worth praising. Encouragement works better than correction.
In the nursery from 1 year old, through everyday play. In the kindergarten from 2.5 years old, with a language teacher in every age group.
Yes. In the kindergarten, English classes are included in the tuition fee. In the nursery, basic English is part of the extra activities included in the tuition.
No. Children start from zero, and activities are adjusted to their age and to what they already understand.
Every child develops at their own pace. Daily contact with the language builds understanding first, and speaking comes with time. A lot also depends on whether English appears at home.
No. The kindergarten does not give grades. We discuss progress with parents during conversations.
Call or write to us. We will arrange a visit and show you how the classes look in the nursery and kindergarten.