Aims & Objectives

At the Finnish-American Kindergarten

Learning should be fun! Children are given lots of opportunities to explore their environment, follow their interests, and be challenged to try new things. We have well-stocked kindergartens that provide all the materials needed for exciting projects, group work and independent learning. Our experienced and dedicated staff ensure that every child has the best possible support in their learning journey.

At the Finnish-American Kindgergarten

Learning should be fun! Children are given lots of opportunities to explore their environment, follow their interests, and be challenged to try new things. We have well-stocked kindergartens that provide all the materials needed for exciting projects, group work and independent learning.  Our experienced and dedicated staff ensure that every child has the best possible support in their learning journey.

You can see the results

in children who have a growing sense of self-esteem and self-worth, who demonstrate increasing independence and the ability to show initiative.  They show confidence in making choices and in giving explanations for their decisions and actions. As children develop, their ability to reason and apply knowledge in solving everyday problems increases.

Children enjoy learning and experience feelings of satisfaction when a new skill has been mastered or a goal is accomplished.

Ethos

It’s simple – happy children learn well. Each child needs to feel that s/he is liked, valued and understood.

We ensure a good atmosphere by having clear rules that children participate in creating. We stress positive ways of getting our needs met and, through our topics, children are encouraged to develop empathy for others.

Active children are less likely to get into mischief than bored children, so we provide lots of different activities for them to do.

You can see the results

in children who have a growing sense of self-esteem and self-worth, who demonstrate increasing independence and the ability to show initiative.  They show confidence in making choices and in giving explanations for their decisions and actions. As children develop, their ability to reason and apply knowledge in solving everyday problems increases.

Children enjoy learning and experience feelings of satisfaction when a new skill has been mastered or a goal is accomplished.

Ethos

It’s simple – happy children learn well. Each child needs to feel that s/he is liked, valued and understood.

We ensure a good atmosphere by having clear rules that children participate in creating. We stress positive ways of getting our needs met and, through our topics, children are encouraged to develop empathy for others

Active children are less likely to get into mischief than bored children, so we provide lots of different activities for them to do,