The exact childcare and school fees as well as additional contributions for the Kids Camp nursery , kindergarten , preschool and primary school in Königstein can be found in the fee schedule Downloads – Kids Camp. This document is available in the download section.

Kids Camp Königstein: Please send the registration form Kids Camp Contacts to the facility at your preferred location by email or post, or submit it in person.

Kids Camp Frankfurt: Registration is handled exclusively via kindernetfrankfurt.de . Places are allocated based on prioritization and the date the application is received.

After we receive your registration form, the management team will contact you with feedback on the current group planning and provide further information about the Kids Camp concept. This is followed by an initial personal meeting, which may take place by phone, via MS Teams or on-site.
Depending on the time of year, you may also be invited to attend public information events. Children are invited to trial sessions or a trial day, after which you will receive feedback. You will usually receive either an acceptance (if a place is available) or information about your position on the waiting list within two weeks after the trial.

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Yes. You can attend the information evening and the Open House at the preschool and primary school. In addition, individual appointments for getting to know the facility can be arranged. Please contact the respective Kids Camp location by phone or email Kids Camp Contacts.
In Frankfurt and Offenbach, appointments are only scheduled after a place has been offered.

Kids Camp Königstein:
Childcare hours are daily from 7.30 am to 5 pm In the kindergarten and nursery, care ends at 4 pm on Fridays. Due to the full-day concept, there are no part-time places or staggered attendance options. Children should arrive no later than 9 am so the group can start the day together.

Once compulsory schooling begins (from first class), attendance is mandatory from 8.30 am to 3.30 pm.
In kindergarten and preschool, children may be picked up earlier if needed, and family holidays outside of school holidays are possible.

The transition from nursery to kindergarten is managed internally at Kids Camp and takes place at the start of the new kindergarten year.

Yes, it is generally possible to join during the academic year, even at higher class levels. Please contact us to arrange a meeting.

No. Children can learn the second language at Kids Camp. Most children acquire a second language much faster and more easily at a young age. From school entry onwards, specific arrangements can be discussed directly with the management team.

Kindergarten groups and primary school classes consist of 20 children. Nursery group sizes vary depending on age and range from 10 to 16 children.
Each group is supervised by two qualified educators, one German-speaking and one English-speaking.

Children are assigned to groups based on their age. This allows children with similar developmental levels to learn together and ensures that core skills can be effectively supported and developed for all children.

In the nursery and kindergarten, a sugar-free, chew-friendly breakfast is provided.
In preschool and primary school, breakfast and snacks are brought from home for logistical reasons.
A warm lunch is prepared and delivered by regional catering services.

The afternoon programme is planned and delivered by qualified educators, ensuring that children are always supported by a trained and experienced team. Activities vary according to the interests of both children and staff. Children choose one to two weekly afternoon activities from a range of sports, creative and language-based options.

Kids Camp nurseries and kindergartens are open almost year-round. At Kids Camp Königstein, there is a winter break between Christmas and New Year.

The Kids Camp preschool and primary school are closed during the third and fourth weeks of the Hessian summer holidays, as well as during the Hessian winter holidays.
During the remaining holiday periods, a specially designed holiday programme is offered.
There are also two additional closure days per year for staff training.

Kids Camp is home to families from over 30 different nationalities. Due to its location and proximity to Frankfurt, Kids Camp’s catchment area is quite large, while still being attractive to families living directly in Königstein.

Children learn English and German through an immersive approach, meaning both languages are consistently present in everyday life. Each staff member speaks in their assigned language, and children respond in that same language. Programme activities are evenly distributed, ensuring both languages are represented equally.

If a child initially speaks only one language, educators rely heavily on supportive facial expressions, gestures and visual aids such as picture cards. The earlier children are introduced to this concept, the easier it becomes for them. As a rule, children are able to develop sufficient language skills during the preschool year – even without prior knowledge – to successfully follow lessons in first class.

The primary school is state-recognised. Grammar schools and international schools accept children who have completed the Kids Camp primary school without additional entrance tests. Feedback from secondary schools has been consistently positive.