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English
The principal language of everyday learning.
Children hear and use English through stories, projects, play, conversation and daily routines. Meaning develops through context and repeated interaction.
Immersive multilingual learning
Languages are not only taught.
They are lived.
English, German and Spanish enter the day through relationships, routines, stories, play, movement, projects and culture.
English · Deutsch · EspañolThree languages
One day. Three languages.
One connected world.
Children do not change languages because a worksheet tells them to. They meet each language in meaningful contexts.
Deutsch
Immersive exposure from the early years.
German enters naturally through songs, movement, stories, games, routines and interaction with a German-speaking educator.
Español
Identity, expression and cultural connection.
Spanish supports belonging, confident expression and a meaningful relationship with the culture children live in.
How immersion grows
From familiarity to confident participation.
Exposure
Children listen, observe and connect words with action.
Participation
Songs, routines and play invite low-pressure responses.
Expression
Vocabulary becomes language children use with purpose.
Language in context
Words gain meaning when they belong to an experience.
A story, song, real instruction or project gives language something to express.
Language questions
Immersion should feel natural.
Does my child need previous English or German?+
No previous knowledge is required for Early Years. Gesture, context, repetition and relationships allow children to participate while language develops.
Do parents need to speak German?+
No. German is part of the child’s experience; communication with families does not require parents to speak German.
Is language taught as a separate subject?+
There may be focused moments, but immersion is strongest because language also lives in routines, projects, play and conversation.
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