Privatni vrtić na Senjaku.
Privatno obdanište na Senjaku.
INSB has been responsible for the care and education of
young
children for over 60 years.
We are committed to continual self-evaluation, and
compliance
with modern standards of child-care provision.
We welcome children from all nations and adopt and support
the
values of tolerance, cooperation, respect, and the diversity of
our students.
Focused activities.
As well as self-initiated and structured play, teachers plan for
a host of sensory activities through which children assimilate
new experiences and understandings about the exciting and
wondrous world around them.
These focused activities are
planned and implemented via a variety of sources including
the teachers’ own experiences, ideas from colleagues and
good practice from practitioners around the world.
INSB also
uses the International Preschool Curriculum (IPC).
This
provides us with a myriad of structured, purposeful and fun
activities formulated around themes such as ‘Fairy Tales’,
‘The Sea’, ‘My Family’ etc.
Concerns over child development.
For some children, development may be at risk because of
difficulties with communication and interaction, cognition and
learning, behavioural, emotional and social development or
sensory and physical development.
Our teachers monitor each child’s development carefully
against a set of developmental criteria and will alert parents
to any concerns they have observed.
Of course, one must be careful not to make rash judgments.
Children learn at different rates and progress through stages
of development can vary widely.
We will point out concerns to
parents and discuss possible ways to help.
Where we are
unable to assist, the school may suggest intervention from
outside agencies such as an educational psychologist, speech
therapist or pediatrician for example.