Team

Owner and Administrative Director		Manager / Group Leader of Maxis
Silja Isenschmid Stöckli		Sarah Abächerli
Group Leader of Minis
Nicole Gisler
English Educator		Educator
Mouna Ahlaloum		Samira de Marco
Trainee
Amy Schmitter
Cook / floater		Cook / floater
Marianne Mauri		Anna Kozhevnikova

 
Silja Isenschmid Stöckli

The native-born kindergarten teacher from Kuessnacht received her teaching diploma after four years of full-time training at “Theresianum Ingenbohl.” Following several years of teaching at public schools, she dedicated herself to bilingual education. Among other experiences, she taught at the “Humboldt Day School” in Costa Rica. In addition to her educational work, she acquired the Trade and Personnel Assistant Diploma and completed her commercial-business training by qualifying as a certified management professional. Her professional background and experience in both educational and commercial sectors provide an optimal foundation for her central position at Kinderwelt Kuessnacht. In her free time, she enjoys rowing on Lake Lucerne and being outdoors with her family.

  

Sarah Abächerli

Sarah Abächerli grew up in Kriens, and in 2012 she moved to Küssnacht (with her family). Her initial training was a tree year apprenticeship as a hairdresser. On completion, she spent 6 months in England following language courses. In 2017 she commenced her training as a professional child carer in canton Zug. She is highly motivated in her new position as the manager and the co-group leader for the Maxi group, and is looking forward to support each child in their development and individual needs. In her free time she enjoys sports, and spending time with her family and friends.

 

Nicole Gisler

Nicole Gisler has lived in Weggis since she was born. In 2017, she successfully completed her education as a childcare specialist. Since then, she has gained experience in various positions (floater, co-educator, group leader, deputy manager).
As the co group leader of the Maxi, she would like to support and encourage the children in their developmental milestones. She wants to encourage the children to try new things and be happy with them about the progress they make.
In her leisure time, she enjoys being on the Rigi and exploring nature, being active in sports and being creative.

 

Mouna Ahlaloum 

Mouna, born in Morocco, married and mother of two daughters. She has dual citizenship, Moroccan and British. Living internationally in Morocco, United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, China, Hong Kong and Switzerland (previously in Geneva and now in Immensee). Worked full time at a public primary school in Morocco and part-time at a primary school in the United Kingdom. Volunteered in her daughters’ class activities and field trips throughout their international education. Volunteered at a pre-adoption centre in Hong Kong, assisting in the daily care of infants and toddlers. She enjoys travelling and exploring nature. 

 

Samira de Marco

Samira De Marco is passionate about her work as a childcare specialist. For her, the focus is on people, especially children, whom she wants to support and strengthen in their development with heart, patience and humour.
She enjoys creating a place for children where they can feel safe, develop and grow with joy. Every day brings new experiences. This is exactly what makes working with children so valuable and lively for her.
She lives in Arth, a beautiful place that gives her peace and inspiration - both for her everyday life and for her work with children.
In her free time, she enjoys being outdoors, being creative or spending time with her family and friends.

 

Amy Schmitter

Amy Schmitter lives in Muotathal and has been working as an apprentice trainee at Kinderwelt since the end of her compulsory schooling. During her internship, she realised that she really enjoyes working with children and that she has a talent for interacting with children. She therefore decided to complete a three-year apprenticeship as a professional child carer in 2024. 

She enjoys being creative in both her professional and private life and always has lots of ideas for games and crafts that she implements with the children.

  

Marianne Mauri

Marianne Mauri has grown up in the canton of Uri where she qualified as a druggist. She has been living in Ebikon for over 30 years now, where she has brought up her two sons and daughter. Until now, she has dedicated her time to her family, as both her sons are handicapped and require intensive care.
Marianne Mauri loves to spend her free time outdoors with her dog, Paco. She is pleased to prepare the meals and assist in the daycare at Kinderwelt Küssnacht.