Evangelisches Reggio-Kinderhaus

Krippe 1 Jahr bis 3 Jahre Kindergarten 3 Jahre bis Schuleintritt Hort 1.- 3. Klasse

Address
Evangelisches Reggio-Kinderhaus
Lindenallee 19
89312 Günzburg
Funding authority
Evang.-Luth. Kirchengemeinde Günzburg
Augsburger Straße 31
89312 Günzburg
kita.reggiokiha-guenzburg@elkb.de
https://kinderhaus-guenzburg.e-kita.de/
08221/23828 (Frau Grutza)
Opening times6:45 AM - 4:00 PM o'clock
early care6:45 AM - 7:30 AM o'clock
late care3:00 PM - 4:00 PM o'clock
Foreign languages German, English, Polish, Romanian, Turkish
Denomination evangelic
Specially educational concept child oriented education, daily routine language education, inclusion, intercultural education, livebased approach, open concept, open work, project approach, Science/Project methods, Reggio Emilia approach
Extras Barrier-free, care with lunch, full day care

Current information

Introduction/specifics

Our children's centre is a lively place for children and families. We combine a crèche, nursery and after-school care under one roof – and accompany children from 12 months to the third year of primary school on their individual path of growth and learning.
As a Protestant institution, community, charity and mutual appreciation are important to us.
Based on the Reggio approach to education, we see children as curious and creative individuals. We create spaces for exploring, playing, discovering and relaxing – both indoors and outdoors.
Every child is welcome to be themselves here – with all their strengths, ideas and questions.

A place for little people with big ideas.

Rooms

Evangelical Reggio Children's House Günzburg – A home for children from the very beginning

Our children's house is a lively place for children and families. We combine a crèche, nursery and after-school care under one roof and look after children from around 12 months up to and including the third year of primary school.
As an evangelical institution, community, mutual appreciation and mindful interaction with one another are particularly important to us.
We work according to the Reggio approach to education and see children as curious, competent and creative personalities who actively shape their world.

We see our rooms as ‘third educators’: they are deliberately designed to encourage exploration, discovery, movement, creativity and relaxation, and are geared towards the interests and needs of the children.
Every child is allowed to learn at their own pace, ask questions, develop ideas and unfold their individual strengths.

 

Nursery – security, relationships and first experiences

In the nursery area, the focus is on settling into the community.
Manageable spaces, familiar caregivers, clear daily structures and rituals give the children security and orientation.

Age-appropriate materials, areas for movement and places to retreat invite them to discover their environment with all their senses.
Through closeness, trust and reliable relationships, the children experience security and develop their first steps towards independence.
The nursery thus offers a protected environment for first discoveries, relationship experiences and developmental steps.

 

Kindergarten – Open learning in diverse educational spaces

The kindergarten operates in open functional rooms that offer children a wide variety of learning and play opportunities.
These include a building room, studio, role-play room, gym, mini kitchen, media studio, children's café and communal areas.

The children decide for themselves where, what and with whom they want to engage.
They follow their interests, experiment, move around, engage in creative activities and interact with others.

In doing so, they develop social skills, self-confidence, perseverance and a love of learning.
Educational specialists attentively accompany the children, provide inspiration and support them in developing their own ideas.
In this way, children experience learning as an active, self-determined and meaningful process.

 

After-school care – settling in, responsibility and participation

The after-school care centre offers primary school children up to and including Year 3 a reliable environment after school where they can settle in, relax and spend the afternoon together.
After lunch together, the children are supervised as they do their homework in a quiet atmosphere.

Afterwards, there is time for free play, creative activities, projects and group activities.
The after-school care children take on responsibility in the centre, contribute their own ideas and participate in activities, celebrations or offerings such as the Glomo children's café.

The after-school care centre promotes independence, participation, community and social responsibility and creates space for personal interests and friendships.

 

One institution – three age groups – one shared educational philosophy.
A place where children feel safe, are involved and are allowed to follow their own path.

 

Food

Our children's restaurant

 

The kindergarten serves a balanced, healthy and varied breakfast buffet every day. Anke, the teacher at the children's restaurant and certified gourmet ambassador, prepares this daily with a small group of children. Mondays and Fridays are "muesli day", on Tuesdays there are fresh pretzels and rolls from the bakery and Wednesdays are vegetarian. In addition, the "Quarkeria" opens about twice a month. Here, two to three children help to prepare (fruit) quark and then manage the serving of the Quarkeria. In addition to the normal breakfast buffet, the children can choose and "order" a quark with different toppings.

Breakfast starts at around 8.30am and is available until around 10.00am. During this time, the children can decide for themselves when and with whom they would like to have breakfast.

Lunch, including dessert, is provided by an external supplier. In addition, healthy snacks are regularly prepared in the morning, which are then offered in the afternoon together with dessert in the form of a buffet.

For parties, celebrations, excursions and spontaneous picnics in the garden, there are always plenty of helpers on hand to support Anke in preparing delicious meals.

The children's individual ideas and wishes are taken on board and realised. For example, one child proudly brought a vegetable he had harvested himself and then prepared it with Anke. Another child drew a plan for a cake and was then allowed to realise it.

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Basics

The Reggio pedagogy


Our work is based on the philosophy of Reggio pedagogy. This term is used here in Germany to describe the concept and practice of the communal day-care centres in Reggio Emilia (northern Italy), which were established there after the Second World War. This approach is one of the most ambitious elementary educational concepts in the world. In 1991, it was recognised by an international group of experts as the best approach for work in daycare centres.

Reggio pedagogy is an educational philosophy in which children's rights and a reflected image of the child take centre stage.

Key features of Reggio pedagogy that accompany us in our everyday work:

    Few traditional play materials, focus on everyday materials, such as packaging materials, microscopes, daylight projectors, porcelain crockery, glasses and tools
    "The room as the 3rd educator" is designed according to the individual needs of the children and offers a wide range of opportunities
    Learning in projects
    Documentation makes learning processes visible
    Individual development
    100 languages of the child

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Qualification

A strong and versatile team

At the Evangelische Reggio-Kinderhaus Günzburg, specialists from various fields work closely together. This diversity of expertise forms the basis for our educational quality and enables us to provide holistic, individual support for the children.

Our multi-professional team has numerous additional qualifications – including in Reggio pedagogy, language education, psychomotor skills, music, leadership and management, and Marte Meo (video-based observation). Parent advisors, after-school care teachers, safety specialists and a pleasure ambassador are also part of the team.

We are supported by assistants, housekeeping staff, caretakers, interns and trainees. Each and every one of us contributes knowledge, experience and personality – together we create a place where children can grow up feeling safe, secure and inspired.

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Teamwork with parents

  • Group-related parents' evenings
  • Development discussions
  • Parents' council
  • Parent workshops
  • Festivals and celebrations
  • Lectures on various topics

Specifics

The Reggio pedagogy

 

Our work is based on the philosophy of Reggio pedagogy. This term is used here in Germany to describe the concept and practice of the communal day-care centres in Reggio Emilia (northern Italy), which were established there after the Second World War. This approach is one of the most ambitious elementary educational concepts in the world. In 1991, it was recognised by an international group of experts as the best approach for work in daycare centres.

Reggio pedagogy is an educational philosophy in which children's rights and a reflected image of the child take centre stage.

Key features of Reggio pedagogy that accompany us in our everyday work:

  •     Few traditional play materials, focus on everyday materials, such as packaging materials, microscopes, daylight projectors, porcelain crockery, glasses and tools
  •     "The room as the 3rd educator" is designed according to the individual needs of the children and offers a wide range of opportunities
  •     Learning in projects
  •     Documentation makes learning processes visible
  •     Individual development
  •     100 languages of the child
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Parental Interviews

Annual parent survey

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