Ceramics
01Hands in clay. Patience, and pride in something made to last.
A small preschool · Warszawa, Wola · ul. Jana Kazimierza
A place where your child is truly known.
A small group. Two languages, every day. A teacher who knows your child by name, by temperament, and by what fascinates them.
- 16
- children per group
- 2
- small groups
- 190m²
- of space and light
Why parents stay
We don't promise. We show you.
Six things we hear from our families — and the reason they enrol younger siblings with us, too.
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Known by name — and by temperament.
Two small groups, up to 16 children. Teachers know exactly what calms your child, and what lights them up.
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English that simply happens.
Our native speaker is there at breakfast, in the garden, in the middle of play. No lessons, no flashcards.
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Hands before theory.
Ceramics, cooking, experiments, screen-free coding. We do first — understanding follows.
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A rhythm children can rely on.
When a child knows what comes next, they can be truly present, right here, right now.
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Parents who know each other.
Coffee at drop-off, picnics, workshops. Friendships that outlast preschool.
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We teach for life, not for tests.
Independence. Collaboration. Curiosity. Resilience. School will handle the rest.
→What stays with them
We teach what stays long after preschool ends.
Six things a child carries for years. Not from lessons — from everyday life.
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Thinking
Noticing patterns. Asking questions. Reaching for their own answer before someone hands them one.
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Language
Putting thoughts and feelings into words — comfortably, in Polish and in English.
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Emotions
Naming what's hard. Not suppressing it. Finding balance again, at their own pace.
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Independence
Tying a shoe. Setting the table. Deciding. Small choices that build real confidence.
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Imagination
Open-ended materials, time to try, and no single right answer.
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Resilience
Understanding that not every attempt works out — and trying again without fear.
Polish school · international everyday life
English isn't a lesson.
It's part of the day.
Our native speaker is with the children from breakfast to goodbye — in the garden, at the table, in the middle of play.
They learn the language the way they learn about the world — in context, in relationships, through daily repetition. No textbooks. No pressure.
- 8h
- with a native speaker, every day
- 2
- languages living side by side
- 0
- textbooks — we teach in context
A day in our preschool
A day with its own rhythm.
When a child knows what happens next, they can be truly present in what's happening now.
- 7:00 – 9:00 am
Arrival and free play
Every child is greeted by name. No rushing — everyone at their own pace.
- 9:00 am
Breakfast
Made in-house. Conversation flows in Polish and in English.
- 9:45 am
Learning activities
This week's theme. An experiment, a material, a child's own question.
- 10:30 am – 12:30 pm
Garden, walk, outdoor time
Outside every day. The garden, the park, a walk around Wola. Rain counts too.
- 12:30 pm
Soup
Seasonal, fresh, made from scratch.
- 1:00 pm
Rest time
Quiet, a teacher's voice, imagination. Children who don't sleep move to a second room for calm, guided activities.
- 2:30 pm
Main course
A home-cooked meal at a shared table.
- 3:00 pm
Creative workshops
Ceramics, painting, music, cooking.
- 4:00 pm
Free play or extra activities
The child chooses, the teacher observes.
- 4:00 – 6:00 pm
Garden, one-on-one time, pick-up
A quick chat with parents at the end of the day.
Learning by doing
Experience, not theory.
We keep the list of activities short — and do them properly. Regularly. With people who genuinely know their craft.
Experiments
02Hypothesis. Try it. Draw a conclusion. Learning that looks like play.
World kitchen
03Seasonal ingredients, flavours from around the world, real responsibility.
Creative studio
04Painting, music, movement, theatre. No grades, no expectations.
Outdoor activities
05Garden, park, walks. Contact with nature — every single day.
Movement and coordination
06Hoops, obstacle courses, group games. The body learns alongside the mind.
Our parents
You're joining people, not an institution.
For eight years we've been building a place where children grow through relationships, hands-on experience and everyday curiosity about the world. Picnics, workshops, shared celebrations — friendships that last well beyond preschool.
120+
families with us
8
years in Wola
Our space
Light, quiet, room to breathe.
190 m² in Warszawa's Wola district, on ul. Jana Kazimierza. Two small groups, up to 16 children each. Our own garden, natural materials, a calm palette.
See the gallery4.987 reviews on Google
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After two weeks, the teacher already knew our daughter was scared of loud noises, loved collecting stones, and felt at home in the kitchen. That told us everything.
Anna · Zosia's mum (age 4)
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Come visit us
It's best to see it for yourself.
Let's meet, unhurried. We'll show you around, tell you our story, and answer every question — no obligation, no rush.