Annual programme

Every month opens one big question.

We do not work through a syllabus. We build a journey in which safety precedes exploration, exploration leads to relationships and relationships support independence.

01 / A journey through the year

Twelve connected projects.

September begins with safety and orientation. Autumn develops attention, kindness and belonging. Winter invites curiosity and care. Spring strengthens independence, perseverance and family identity. Summer connects children with the wider world and closes the year through reflection.

A monthly theme links free play, movement, books, conversations, walks, creative work and everyday situations. A child joins according to age, interest and current readiness.

02 / How a project works

One idea. Many real situations.

The environment is prepared first. Children then encounter the idea throughout the day. Educators observe what engages them and adapt the possibilities. The following project builds on relationships and experience that already exist.

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The environment is prepared

Materials, books and spatial arrangements open possibilities without long explanations.

02

Children experience the theme

The idea returns in play, walks, art, music, reading and shared rituals.

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Educators observe

They notice what attracted children and where the environment needs adjustment.

04

The next month connects

Every project builds on trust and experience already developed.

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Explore the whole year.

Choose a month to see which question connects life in the group.

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September · Trust and orientation

I am here

Is it safe here?

The project returns through play, movement, books, conversations, walks and everyday situations. Children join according to age, interest and readiness.

The programme does not change the familiar rhythm of the day. It changes the possibilities children meet within it.

Connections instead of scattered impressions.

Repeated experience in different situations helps children connect discoveries into a clearer picture of the world while preserving their own initiative.

Frequently asked questions

What parents ask us most often.

Is this a school syllabus?

No. The monthly theme connects play, movement, books, walks and daily life.

Do all children do the same thing?

No. They join according to age, interest and readiness.

What if a child joins mid-year?

They adapt first and then enter the current project naturally.

Is there homework?

No. Families may extend a theme, but it is never compulsory.

The best way to understand the environment is to experience it.

On your first visit, we will show you the spaces, explain the daily rhythm and discuss what your child needs right now.

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