Group I
after-school care teacherVáclava Ghitanová
- pupils in Years 1 and 4
- open until 17:00
- English-speaking after-school care: Friday until 2.30 pm (Year 1)
- 775 678 759
Blatenská 1073/27a, Plzeň, +420 723 531 378
Morning childcare from 7.00 am; afternoon childcare in three groups until 5.00 pm at the latest. Included in the school fees until 2.30 pm.
7:00–8:05
Morning care
one group, then children go to class
until 17:00
Group I
pupils in Years 1 and 4
until 15:30
Group II
Pupils in Years 2 and 3
until 14:30
Group III
Year 5 pupils
included in the school fee until 14:30 · after 14:30 CZK 800 a month
After-school care has three groups this year. Each group has its own room where the children can spend their free time doing activities. The children are free to leave the club at any time, depending on their parents’ needs.
after-school care teacherVáclava Ghitanová
after-school care teacherPetra Špačková
after-school care teacherBc. Kristýna Běhavá
As last year, we are running English-speaking after-school care for children in Years 1, 2 and 3. During this time the children are in the English classroom with Ms Polívková (teacher) and Ms Česáková (teaching assistant), who play language games with them, offer activities there is no time for in lessons – and sometimes even dance.
At the morning care, the children can pursue their interests, make use of the wide range of games we have at the club, and do crafts, create things, paint, browse through books or read them.
Children who don’t go to a club take part in class projects, sing, do crafts, create things, act out fairy tales, exercise and use educational programmes — in short, they relax in an active way. They also spend a lot of time in the well-equipped school garden.
Children go straight from after-school care to their clubs; the club leader collects them and brings them back.
Once a month, after-school care organises an event for all its members, and twice a year it organises an event for parents as well. The aim of after-school care’s educational programme is to foster mutual respect, adherence to the rules that the children draw up themselves, and responsibility for their own behaviour.
The standard procedure for collection is to use the video doorbell, through which the teacher can see you and will send your child down to you — so you do not need to enter the school. For safety reasons, please do not enter the building unless asked to do so, and please ensure that the ground-floor doors are closed properly.
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