Our bilingual daycare — nursery in Zug is a few minutes’ walk from Zug train station.
The modern and generously designed premises offer plenty of space for five mixed-age groups. There is room for 61 children from 3 months to kindergarten entry. They are cared for and encouraged in age groups ranging from the baby group (from 3 months), to the toddler group (from 18 months) and the pre-school group for children aged 3 to 5 years.
The daily programme of our German and English speaking day care centre in Zug contains lessons based on Montessori education. The daily Montessori units offer the children the opportunity to engage with different subject areas in a prepared environment. According to the motto “Help me do it myself”, we support the children to discover and try things out at their own pace. German and English are equally important in the day-to-day life of the kindergarten.
There is the possibility of half-day care and last-minute reservation for additional days.
We take care of the essentials for your baby’s well-being: diapers and powdered milk. We selected organic brands to guaranty the swiss quality and safety.
For toddlers and prescholar children, we also offer a wide range of workshops and excursions outside. We have been forging partnerships with locals (library, parks, museums) and we regularly visit them with the children.
We are committed to supporting the harmonious growth of every child, while offering you complete peace of mind.
Would you like to visit our daycare? Or would you like to register your child, but you still have some questions? Click on the link below to book your private visit. Then please do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to your enquiry and will get back to you as soon as possible.
Monday to Friday from 07.00 to 19.00 hrs
We are closed only one week per year, between Christmas and New Year
Children’s world
Nursery Zug
Gubelstrasse 26
CH-6300 Zug
Phone: +41 41 710 84 60
“Every child can always teach an adult three things: to be cheerful for no reason, to always be busy with something, and to insistently demand what they want.”
“The child is at the center of our work. We give each child the opportunity to develop individually by treating them with patience, time and understanding.”