Het Bertelmanplein
The combination of the modern interior with the original 1930s influences, such as the light windows, give the property character: an inspiring environment for the children to play, learn and discover the world.
The two spacious groups, cosy courtyard garden and various development materials offer the educational staff and the children all kinds of opportunities at Het Bertelmanplein. Special attention is paid to the age of the children in the groups, so that the staff members can offer them specific activities that suit them in terms of development and age.
The team at Het Bertelmanplein complements each other perfectly, creating the most warm, loving and peaceful atmosphere at this location. The pedagogical staff are very aware of their role as co-educators. If you have questions about parenting, you have come to the right place with this team. The children from the age of two are challenged weekly with the toddlerplus programme by means of more in-depth activities.
The team:
complements each other perfectly: the combination of warmth and knowledge
Original 1930s and contemporary influences:
make Het Bertelmanplein shine like no other.
Peuterplus program:
Challenges the older children through more in-depth activities.
An oasis of peace:
in the lively Old South with hotspots like the Vondelpark around the corner.
In the lively Oud-Zuid with hotspots such as the Vondelpark around the corner, Het Bertelmanplein with its courtyard garden is an oasis of tranquillity. The Bertelmanplein is situated behind the cosy Amstelveenseweg, near the renewed trendy Stadionplein. The neighborhood is characterized by 1930’s houses, with atmospheric bay windows. It is a quiet neighborhood where the nursery overlooks a playground surrounded by beautiful trees that are in full bloom in spring/summer and show their warm colors in autumn.
With the Vondelpark less than 10 minutes walking distance, this is a wonderful outing with the children. With the wagon the leaders go out with the children; playing in the Vondel garden, feeding ducks and picnicking are often part of the outings.
