"Tell me and I forget.
Show me and I remember.
Let me do and I understand"

Children find a child-oriented living environment - where they feel accepted, safe and secure, where they can gain confidence, play and discover, have fun and joy, and learn without fear. In the group, they also experience important rules, fixed rituals and experience a structured daily routine. 
Opportunities to make a variety of social contacts, to experience different behaviors, situations and problems, to experience their own role within the group and to accept others are given on a daily basis. They are helped to expand forms of expression (linguistic, musical, creative and emotional). In addition, they are prepared for situations and tasks that they have to cope with now and in the future (e.g. starting school, conflicts, behavior in traffic).
Curiosity and the joy of discovery and experimentation are supported, but they are also gently introduced to the problems of our environment and enabled to deal with them (e.g. consumption, environment, violence).

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