Preschool
Our preschool welcomes children aged 3 to 6. In small groups, we ensure that every child feels safe and has the space for well-rounded development — emotional, social, intellectual and physical.
We work based on Positive Discipline — an educational approach that builds children's self-esteem, responsibility and cooperation skills. Every day we combine learning with play, movement and creativity.
Our methods
Positive Discipline
Education based on respect, cooperation and building social competencies.
Sherborne Method
Developmental movement — exercises supporting body awareness, spatial orientation and relationships.
Orff Method
Learning music through play — rhythm, movement, singing and playing percussion instruments.
Klanza Method
Play pedagogy — group integration, developing creativity and building bonds between children.
Sample daily schedule
| 7:00 | Arrival, free play |
| 8:30 | Breakfast |
| 9:00 | Educational activities, language classes |
| 10:30 | Snack, outdoor play |
| 12:00 | Lunch |
| 12:30 | Rest time, story reading |
| 2:00 PM | Extracurricular activities, creative play |
| 3:30 PM | Afternoon snack |
| 4:00 PM | Free play, pick-up time |
Our program
Jolly Phonics
A British phonics program used since 1987. Children learn letter sounds through gestures, songs, stories and games. The foundation for reading and writing in English.
Circle Time
A daily ritual with a native English speaker. Greetings, weather, emotions, songs — all in English. Natural language exposure in a safe, repeatable structure.
TPR (Total Physical Response)
A language teaching method through movement. Children respond to commands with their bodies before they start speaking. "Stand up! Jump! Clap your hands!" — learning by doing.
Magic Fridays
Themed Friday program: trips to the theater, museum, farm, sleepovers at preschool, concerts, animal encounters. Every Friday is an adventure.
Little Chefs
A culinary program. Children cook and bake together, learning about healthy eating, measurements, proportions and teamwork.
Story Therapy
Therapy through stories. Carefully chosen tales help children cope with fears, separation, anger and change.
Matema / Nemi
Math workshops with Nemi blocks. Learning to count, sort, recognize patterns and think logically through hands-on manipulation of concrete materials.
Sensory Art
Sensory-art activities: finger painting, charcoal drawing, pastels, stamping, working with textiles, clay and salt dough.
Art with Ceramics
Artistic ceramics classes led by Piotr Choma (graduate of PWSFTviT). Sculpture, modeling and glazing.
Sports
Daily gymnastics + weekly sessions with a trainer (Robert Rostek, AWF). Football, judo, fencing, yoga.