Preschool and toddlers
Where growing up begins
A safe and stimulating setting, with play, creativity, learning circles and lots of warmth. Open Monday to Friday.

Hours
- Monday to Thursday
- 8:30-15:00
- Friday
- 8:30-13:30
The gate is open until 9:15 and pickup begins at 14:45.
Daily routine
Ages 2 to 3
- Arrival, free play and sensory trays
- Prayer
- Morning circle, topic of the day
- Getting ready for breakfast
- Breakfast
- Outdoor play
- Learning circle with an Israeli teacher
- Creativity and sensory trays
- Movement activity
- Lunch
- Rest
- Snack and closing circle
Ages 4 to 6
- Arrival, educational games
- Morning circle and prayer
- Breakfast
- Play in the yard
- Topic of the day
- Creativity
- Fruit break
- Learning circle with an Israeli teacher
- Lunch
- Small-group learning, content and skills
- Movement activity
- Closing circle
The first days of preschool
While settling in, every feeling is welcome and every difficulty gets a response. You can rest easy: we are with them every step of the way.
- Day one9:00-11:00
Parents stay with their child for an hour or two.
- Day two8:30-11:30
Parents stay 15 to 30 minutes and say goodbye with a hug and a kiss.
- Day three8:30-13:30
Includes lunch. Parents say goodbye at the entrance.
- From day fourFull day
A regular day. Returning children settle in as they need.
How to help with goodbyes
- Create a short, fixed routine: hang up the backpack, say hi to a favorite toy, and say goodbye.
- Keep goodbyes short and confident. A brief goodbye makes things easier for your child.
- Always say goodbye, even if your child is already playing. Don't slip away without a goodbye.
- Say goodbye together with the teacher, so she is close by as a safe figure.
- Let the staff know about any change at home, such as a move or a new sibling.