The daycare center Lindenallee (operator: Kindergärten NordOst) cares for children aged approximately 1 to 6 years and has a capacity for 70 children. The facility operates full-day (care hours approx. 6:00 to 18:00) and its educational focus is on health promotion and a supportive, inclusive environment.
The Spatzenburg daycare center in Berlin-Blankenburg is operated by the state-owned provider Kindergärten NordOst and offers 85 places for children aged 0 to 6. The facility has an educational focus on science and technology, follows the Berlin Education Program, and features a large garden as well as age-appropriate group rooms.
The Knirpsenland daycare center is an early childhood education facility run by the operator Bürgerhaus BüHa with a focus on health. It cares for children from around one year old until they start school and emphasizes holistic wellbeing and participatory daily routines.
The Roelckespatzen daycare (operator: Bürgerhaus BüHa gGmbH) is a science-oriented facility in Pankow/Weißensee and cares for up to 80 children from around eight weeks of age until they start school. The facility offers full-day care with regular forest days and a project-based daily routine.
The daycare center EinStein in Weißensee cares for children aged 0 to 6 years and, according to the operator, offers care hours from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The operator is Eigenbetrieb Kindergärten NordOst; the facility places a focus on science and the environment and has 182 places.
The Streustraße daycare center (operator: Kindergärten NordOst) is a municipal facility in Pankow with 182 places. Key features include health promotion, a large garden, a child-friendly sauna and freshly prepared meals; care hours 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., age group approximately 1 to 6 years.
The Catholic daycare center St. Josef in Weißensee cares for children from about 1 to 6 years old and offers 85 places for full-day care. The facility incorporates rituals and projects shaped by Christian traditions and is part of the Hedi Kitas in the Archdiocese of Berlin.
The daycare center of the Evangelical parish of Weißensee operates in rooms of the parish hall and the old parsonage directly on Mirbachplatz and has a large garden. It cares for children in two sections (crèche for 1 to 3-year-olds, up to 27 places; preschool section for 3-year-olds until school entry, up to 48 places) and is open full-time on weekdays.
The Evangelical Heinersdorf daycare center is housed in a listed village-core ensemble. It offers space for 123 children (from about eight months until they start school), operates with age-homogeneous groups and, from around two years of age, with semi-open family groups, and features a newly redesigned playground as well as child-friendly rooms.
The Trauminsel daycare center in Mitte is a facility run by the provider Forum Soziale Dienste offering special education places; it operates inclusively with a focus on media and workshop-based pedagogy and cares for children in open, themed rooms (the team comprises around 22 staff).
