The Spatzenvilla daycare center (25 places) in Mitte cares for children aged about 1 to 6 years based on the situational approach and emphasizes health and basic natural science experiences. The facility is located near the main train station and is open on weekdays from morning to afternoon.
The Zaubermäuse daycare center is centrally located in the Steglitz district and cares for around 40 children in four groups. Its educational focuses are sports, music and nature; English is offered weekly from the age of three, and the facility works with local partners (e.g. dance and swimming schools).
The Filia daycare on Baseler Street is a bilingual (German-Greek) childcare center in Lichterfelde with 100 places and a focus on language development, movement, and inclusive support.
The daycare center Berliner Sterne in Lichterfelde (Dürerstraße 20) cares for a total of 35 children aged approximately 1 to 6 years in a family-like atmosphere. The facility comprises three groups (one nursery group with 12 places, two preschool groups with 10 and 13 places respectively) and offers, among other things, structured daily routines, project work and English-language activities.
The Klax facilities Spatzennest (nursery) and Tinkerbell (kindergarten) are located on Hindenburgdamm in Steglitz-Zehlendorf. The nursery cares for children from about ten months to three years, the kindergarten for children from three to six years; both follow Klax pedagogy and have a large garden as well as an organic-oriented meal program.
Small Mary-Poppinz daycare in Lankwitz (Beethovenstraße) with 28 places; the facility cares for children from 12 months until they start school in a family-like, small-group setting.
The facility in Steglitz is a German-English kindergarten with a bilingual focus and elements of Montessori pedagogy; it offers preschool programs and emphasizes early musical education.
The Zaubersterne daycare center in Lankwitz cares for around 40 children aged approximately 1 to 6 in four groups. Special features include a large outdoor play area as well as music and sports education offerings (music therapy, weekly sports program).
The Spatzenhaus daycare in Steglitz is a small German-Russian facility with 25 places that places particular emphasis on supporting multilingual language development. The facility is on the ground floor of a residential building, has a small garden, and offers full-day care on weekdays.
The Kita Milchbartpiraten in Steglitz offers full-day care for children aged about 1 to 6 years and has a total of 125 places. The facility emphasizes plenty of exercise and outdoor activities, on-site meals prepared in its own kitchen, and additional offerings such as English lessons and early musical education.
