Kindergarten

Rhythm of the kindergarten day

The kindergarten day follows a fixed rhythm: free play, tidying up together, circle time with songs and stories, a healthy snack, playing outside and creative activities such as painting or baking.

Free play

In free play, young children develop imagination, cooperation and self-reliance. Our toys are mostly natural: wood, wool, shells, cloth.

Seasonal festivals in kindergarten

The seasonal festivals give the kindergarten class a recurring rhythm through the year, with their own songs, stories and decorations suited to their age.

Imitation

Young children learn mainly through imitation: of the teacher, of each other, of what happens around them. That is why the atmosphere and the example set by adults in the room matters so much.

What a child takes with them

A foundation of trust, rhythm and imagination, social skills through playing together, and a love of stories and music that stays with them for the rest of their school years.