Kindergarten Forest Hill Ltd | Ofsted Reports, Reviews (2025)

Our bilingual (English/German) curriculum and Forest School programme are designed to help our kids develop self-assurance and moral responsibility.
We value both the interior and outdoors equally and provide our kids with a stimulating atmosphere filled with thoughtfully planned activities in both our group room and our lovely, big garden. Free movement between the inside and outside is crucial to our concept.
While gaining social skills, empathy, and respect for others as well as their surroundings, kids can have fun and feel like they belong to a group.
Children are given confidence by our instructional strategy, which also teaches them to rely on their own perspectives and strengths. Our idea of bilingualism is to playfully appreciate German language and culture.
Kids bring their own sandwiches to school. We advocate nutritious meals and healthy eating. Throughout the day, small snacks are offered (fruit, vegetables and oat biscuits). We are a kindergarten free of nuts. If you have any concerns about allergies, do let us know.
We provide a great area for our children to develop with a small group size, a huge site in a light community hall, and extensive outside premises, and we attempt to spend a lot of time outside.
We base our planning on the four seasons and observe international holidays to come up with a fun weekly activity schedule. Everything we do is centred on the interests of our kids. We honour German customs like decorating Easter eggs, taking part in a lantern parade on St. Martin's Day, and making Christmas biscuits.
We consider play to be essential for all learning and growth. Both indoor and outdoor activities are crucial places for kids to have fun and experience a sense of community.