English
Daily contact with English lets children learn naturally – through play, songs, games, movement and everyday situations. This way they build vocabulary, communication skills and confidence in using English.
Art activities
In art sessions, our little artists try out a range of creative techniques – they paint, draw, sculpt, design and create work from natural and recycled materials. Through hands-on activity they develop creativity, fine motor skills and hand–eye coordination, and learn to express their own ideas and emotions.
Sports activities
In sports sessions children take part in team games, active play, obstacle courses and exercises that develop coordination, balance and physical fitness. Being active through play builds self-confidence, teaches cooperation and following rules, and brings joy in movement.
Social skills training (TUS)
Social skills training (TUS) is open to all children. Through shared games, role play, conversations and group work, children learn cooperation, communication, resolving conflicts and recognising and expressing emotions. The sessions build self-confidence, empathy and social skills that help children form good relationships with their peers and find their way in everyday situations.
Sensory art
Sensory art sessions let preschoolers explore the world with all their senses. They play with a variety of materials, colours, textures and scents, creating their own work and experimenting freely. These activities develop creativity, fine motor skills, hand–eye coordination, concentration and sensory integration, supporting balanced development.
Music and movement – rhythm
Dance and rhythm sessions develop motor skills, coordination and a sense of rhythm. In dance games together, children learn simple routines, practise the dynamics of movement and play actively to music, building fitness, concentration and self-confidence.
Music and singing
In music sessions children sing, get to know instruments, play with rhythm, dance and take an active part in music-and-movement games. Music supports the development of hearing, a sense of rhythm, memory, concentration and coordination, while singing and making music together builds self-confidence, cooperation and the joy of creating.
Cooking
In cooking sessions preschoolers prepare simple, healthy dishes together, try new flavours and learn how to use basic kitchen tools safely. Cooking together develops independence, fine motor skills, cooperation and responsibility, and builds healthy eating habits and good mealtime manners.
Sensory activities
In sensory sessions children explore the world through touch, movement, sounds, scents and different textures. They experiment with materials, tackle sensory obstacle courses and take part in games that develop balance, coordination and body awareness. These activities support sensory integration, concentration, independence and balanced development.
Speech and rhythm (logorhythmics)
Logorhythmics combines speech exercises with music, rhythm, movement and play. In these sessions preschoolers sing, clap rhythms, practise breathing and take part in movement and word games that help develop clear pronunciation. The activities support speech development, phonemic hearing, coordination, concentration and communication skills.
Educational projects
Educational projects encourage children to ask questions, look for answers and discover the world through action. Preschoolers explore topics related to nature, science, culture, art and everyday life – they observe, experiment, create and draw their own conclusions. This way of learning develops curiosity, creativity, independence, cooperation and problem-solving. Planning activities, sharing tasks and looking for solutions together teach responsibility, independent thinking and effective teamwork.
