Learning through play, growing in self-confidence
Julie Kerschensteiner Primary School
Start with joy. Grow with curiosity.
A successful start to school requires more than just subject knowledge – it requires curiosity, trust and enthusiasm. Small class sizes create learning environments where primary school pupils are free to experiment, explore and experience things for themselves. The joy of discovery lays the foundation for long-term development.
Linguistic diversity from the very start
Alongside a solid primary school education based on the Bavarian curriculum, there is a particular focus on early foreign language acquisition. English is introduced as the first foreign language – every day, both in lessons and during free time. The model of integrated language learning opens up new horizons for the children in a playful way – both linguistically and culturally.
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Learning on the move
Learning and movement go hand in hand. Whether outdoors in nature, through shared activities or in creative projects – learning takes place at one’s own pace. A balanced pace is just as important as clear structures and room for development.
Applying knowledge – finding your way
The aim is not merely to accumulate knowledge, but to build action-oriented skills. Children learn what helps them to navigate the world with confidence and independence. Community, values and personal empowerment support them on this journey.
Playful learning motivates
When you enjoy trying things out, knowledge grows all by itself, whether in the classroom or across the whole campus.
At Landheim, the world is sometimes turned upside down
We think that’s just the way it should be, because that’s often how the best ideas come about.
Active listening and getting involved
Working together fosters genuine understanding and, as a bonus, friendships too.
New approaches spark curiosity
That’s how knowledge stays exciting and sticks in your mind – or in your fingertips.
Focused or critical? Both work.
At Landheim, variety is welcome, because learning thrives on focus and questions.
There’s a place for everyone here!
Whether it’s a quiet corner, a large table or a green classroom, there’s room for everyone at Landheim.
