Mini Group from 3 months

Mini Group from 3 months to 3 years

Kinderwelt Küssnacht welcome children from 3 months of age. According to their personal level of development, children can participate in various play activities, while being cared for and supported by German-speaking teachers.

General care for children aged between 3 and 18 months

This Mini Group can be attended on an all-day or half-day basis.
The fee for attendance from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. is CHF 120.- per day (incl. snack, lunch). The fee per half day is CHF 70. –

Additional Care

Full-day attendance, with before and after school care from 7:30am – 6pm, is available for CHF 150.-/day. (This includes morning snack, lunch and afternoon snack.)
The Mini Group general care can be combined with the following options to suit your individual needs:

General care for children aged between 1½ and 3 years

This Mini Group can be attended on an all-day or half-day basis.
The fee for attendance from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. is CHF 100.- per day. The fee per half day is CHF 55. –

Depending on their skills and development, children may already participate in lesson-orientated teaching sequences.

Additional Care

Full-day attendance, with before and after school care from 7:30am – 6pm, is available for CHF 130.-/day.
The Mini Group general care can be combined with the following options to suit your individual needs:

Excerpt from the Settling-in Guidelines for Newcomers in Kinderwelt Küssnacht

To ensure that your child has a good start at Kinderwelt Küssnacht, our settling–in procedure is planned with close parental cooperation. Kinderwelt’s procedure is based on the “Berliner Modell”, an adjustment model for young children where parents are actively involved.

The model’s main emphasis is placed on the unique child/parent bond and their relationship to one another: the adjustment procedure must take these into account. Accordingly, we aim to ensure that the child becomes acquainted with their new environment in a gentle and personal way, being supported by both their parents and the staff at Kinderwelt.

In our opinion, the “Berliner Modell” provides a solid foundation for all parties involved, the child is allowed sufficient time to adjust optimally and both parents and carers profit from the close cooperation required during this adjustment phase. The settling-in phase is considered as complete when the child accepts his/her new carer and feels secure at Kinderwelt.