3 Best Kindergarten in Frankfurt

“Fintosch GmbH’s International Toddler School features group rooms divided into various areas, allowing children to discover their potential. The kindergarten offers instruction in both English and German. Silvia Staab-Nickel is the sole shareholder and managing director of FINTOSCH gGmbh and GmbH. Frank van Poucke is the pedagogical director of FINTOSCH gGmbH and GmbH. The kindergarten promotes the talent of every single child through interdependent learning modules and simultaneously offers every child the chance to discover new skills. Fintosch GmbH shows children how multifaceted the environment is and teaches them to deal responsibly with nature and fellow human beings. Their carefully selected music program promotes musical growth and teaches simple musical elements.”

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“Kita Kids Bockenheim was founded by Simone Härtter, Gunnar Härtter, and Melanie Schlichting. They aim to create an educationally valuable daycare centre for children aged 2 years until they start school in Frankfurt am Main/Bockenheim. Kita Kids Bockenheim is a two-group daycare facility accommodating 42 children. They offer plenty of space for self-determined free play as part of their everyday daycare routine. The dedicated team comprises six full-time pedagogical specialists, additional staff members, two part-time pedagogical assistants, a housekeeper, a federal volunteer, and a part-time administrative specialist. Their age-appropriate program is thoughtfully prepared to align with the children's abilities. Kita Kids Bockenheim has two group rooms, a relaxation room, an additional educational side room, a washroom, and a parents' room. They also have a free breakfast option.”

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“Kinderzentrum Peter-Fischer-Allee consists of a crèche with 18 children, a kindergarten (KiGa) with 57 children, and after-school care for 42 children. Since 2012, Kinderzentrum Peter-Fischer-Allee has been a certified Kneipp daycare center. They provide a supportive environment for children's well-being and self-regulated development. The center includes a transition group for children aged 5-6 years, designed to support the transition from kindergarten to school. The kindergarten extends its commitment to ensure educational quality across the city. The center is located in the Robert-Blum-Schule/Walter-Kolb-Schule school district.”

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