The element-i childcare centre Zauberwald opened in May 2016 and is located in the Obergiesing district of Munich. Thanks to its central city location, the carers can go on many trips and excursions with the children children can go on many trips and excursions with the carers. The childcare centre is well connected to public transport.
The Zauberwald is housed on the ground floor and first floor of a new building. An inner courtyard surrounding the building belongs to the library. This is a favourite place among the children. The daycare centre has very bright and spacious rooms in which the pedagogical concept of element-i can be implemented very well. There are various functional rooms (e.g. the building cave or the movement room), which offer the children a cosy and warm atmosphere. In the studio, the reading corner or the pouring room, the children can develop all their senses and fulfil their thirst for interest and research. A garden is also part of the children’s centre and is easily accessible via several entrances.
A cook prepares healthy and varied meals from fresh, regional and seasonal ingredients every day. Depending on the childcare model, the children receive breakfast, lunch and an afternoon snack. Her work is therefore an important part of the element-i nutritional concept.
The cost table for day-care centre fees (excluding meals) of the City of Munich can be found here. Please note that parents of kindergarten children do not have to bear their own costs due to the contribution subsidy of 100 euros (for explanation: table).
The element-i childcare centre Zauberwald is funded by
