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EURO-KINDERGARTEN Max und Moritz
Berlin
International
up to pre-school age (incl.)
near S-Bahn Schoeneberg; Busses
The German side of this kindergarten seems to be okay, but forget about the English side, esp. when your child is native English speaker. They don't learn anything new, but have to join the beginners. American speaker on board, so children learn the American accent instead of British English. Breakfast and snack is not included in the charges.
Nothing really. My child hated the English teacher because she would not teach her anything more advanced. Staff is partly rubbish. The manager and assistant manager are not able to communicate with parents. Only their opinion counts. The manager likes to shout at parents when they have a different opinion. Absolutely out of order.
Have no clue. You have to find out for yourself by reading all the different notes spread throughout the kindergarten. Nobody tells you anything.
Forget about it. They chucked my daughter out because they are too lazy to find a way to integrate my daughter who is an English native speaker.
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