How Does A Nursery And A Kids Club Work?

What Is A Nursery?

The nursery is one of the institutional forms of care for the youngest children. Nursery care is provided for children from the age of 20 until the end of the school year in which the child turns 3. If it is impossible or difficult to cover the child with pre-school education (in cases justified by the child’s development or the lack of places in the kindergarten). It is possible to look after the child until the age of 4. If a child over 3 years of age attends a nursery, parents are required to submit a declaration to the entity about the obstacles to including the child in preschool education. A child may stay in the nursery for up to 10 hours a day. This time may be extended in justified cases. The parent is required to submit an application and pay an additional fee.

What Is A Kids Club?

Care in the children’s club is provided for children from the age of 1 to the end of the school year in which the child turns 3. If it is impossible or difficult to cover the child with pre-school education (in cases justified by the child’s development or the lack of places in the kindergarten). It is possible to look after the child until the age of 4. If a child over 3 years of age attends the children’s club, the parents are required to submit a declaration. To the entity about the obstacles to including the child in preschool education. A child may stay in the club for up to 10 hours a day. This time may be extended in justified cases. The parent is required to submit an application and pay an additional fee. The number of seats in the children’s club cannot exceed 30.

The Main Tasks Of The Nursery And Children’s Club:

1) providing the child with care in living conditions similar to home conditions,

2) ensuring the child proper nursing and educational care by conducting play activities with elements of education, taking into account the individual needs of the child,

3) conducting care and upbringing and educational activities. Taking into account the psychomotor development of the child, appropriate to the child’s age.

Staff Of The Nursery Or Children’s Club                                                                                           

A) The Director Of The Nursery And The Person Managing The Work Of The Children’s Club

The work of the nursery is managed by the director, who may be a person with:

1) university education and at least 3 years of experience in working with children;

2) secondary or industry secondary education and 5 years of experience in working with children.

The person in charge of work in the children’s club can be a person. Who has the qualifications of a guardian in a nursery or children’s club, which are listed below.

B) A Carer In A Nursery Or Children’s Club

 guardian in a nursery or a children’s club may be a person (requirements under Article 16 (1) of the Act on the care of children up to 3 years of age):

1) with the following qualifications: a nurse, midwife, child carer, teacher of preschool education, teacher of early school education or educator, social and educational pedagogue, early education pedagogue, pedagogical therapist or

2) who completed studies or postgraduate studies in the field of study or specialization: early development support, support for the development of children as part of psychological and pedagogical assistance in nurseries and kindergartens, pro-development education, small child pedagogy, child psychology, psychology of supporting development and education or educational psychology.

Empowering and challenging your children to attain success. Kindly let us please provide the necessary any other information.