Our own kitchen and healthy habits
At our nursery and kindergarten, we have our own kitchen where we prepare fresh and balanced meals for the children every day.
As part of our original GOOD FOOD by KIDS&Co. programme, children learn about healthy eating, discover new flavours and develop good habits for the future.

Private playground
Children spend time outdoors every day. They have access to a fenced playground exclusively for our children. It features a sandpit, slide and toy train.
What skills will your child develop with us?
English
1/5
They will communicate confidently in English
Children are in contact with English throughout the day. Groups are led by both Polish- and English-speaking teachers. We use the early immersion method, surrounding children with English in a way that mirrors how babies and young children naturally acquire their first language.
Healthy eating
2/5
Healthy eating habits and independence at mealtimes
We care about the health of the children in our care. Through our healthy eating programme, children not only enjoy nutritious meals throughout the day, but also learn to make conscious food choices and prepare meals during activities that support their development and wellbeing. They take part in cooking workshops and prepare meals together.
Logical thinking
4/5
Logical thinking
Children take part in coding activities at least once a week. We use projects, brainstorming, songs and worksheets to support the development of mathematical skills in a fun and engaging way.
Health & Safety
5/5
Safety awareness and responsible behaviour
Through our original Health & Safety programme, we promote a healthy lifestyle by helping children develop physical fitness, learn to manage stress and understand their emotions.







Social skills
3/5
Emotional intelligence, empathy and social skills
We encourage children to be brave in exploring the world, build relationships with those around them, and recognise and manage their emotions. Learning positive ways of interacting with others is just as fundamental as learning to read, and it is never too early to develop behaviours that will help children grow into well-rounded adults.