Kindergarten Kindertagesstätte Paul Gerhardt Stift zu
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| Category | Kindergarten |
| Address | Müllerstr. 56-58, 13349 Berlin |
| Phone | 030 45005333 |
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Please respect the opening hours. Closed today!
The services specified above (child care, day care, learning, playground, meals, u.a.) might be restricted or unavailable.
Kindergarten information
Kindergarten is a public or private facility that looks after and supports the development of preschool children.
Already in 1780, the first kindergarten was opened in Germany, starting from 1828 the infrastructure for the toddler care was expanded.
Today, in many places the kindergarten is called also day care center (short: Kita). Since 1996, the legal right to a KITA place according to the Child and Youth Welfare Act applies in Germany.
Already in 1780, the first kindergarten was opened in Germany, starting from 1828 the infrastructure for the toddler care was expanded.
Today, in many places the kindergarten is called also day care center (short: Kita). Since 1996, the legal right to a KITA place according to the Child and Youth Welfare Act applies in Germany.
Kindergarten services
Kindergarten and daycare (Kita) fulfill a mission in education, education and care. Kitas and Kindergarten are generally socially educational. Therefore, the people who work here need appropriate training as an educator or social worker.
From the age of three to school enrollment, parents are entitled to a kitaplatz. This is regulated by the Child and Youth Welfare Act. Esp. In big cities you have to plan a lot of waiting time for a day-care-center, because the demand is very high.
From the age of three to school enrollment, parents are entitled to a kitaplatz. This is regulated by the Child and Youth Welfare Act. Esp. In big cities you have to plan a lot of waiting time for a day-care-center, because the demand is very high.