Our 6 pedagogical principles
Childhood is a special and important phase. These years lay the foundation for the rest of their lives. That's why we believe it's crucial that a child receives the right support. At Kober, we work on a child's development every day. At every location and with every pedagogical professional, you can count on the same approach. We all operate according to our six established pedagogical principles. These form our foundation and guide everything we do.
Discover the principles
Self-confidence and independence
We don't take everything off your child's hands, but let them do what they can and help where needed. This way, they grow in self-confidence and become increasingly independent.
Room for development
We support your child in their journey of discovery and explore their social-emotional, creative, cognitive, and motor development needs. We also give your child as much space as possible to gain experience independently.
Safe and secure
We see your child, approach them positively, and respond to their needs. We provide an emotionally and physically safe environment; a comfortable, familiar foundation from which your child can develop at their own pace.
Living and learning together
We offer your child every opportunity to learn from and with other children, to experience things together, and to have fun. This is made possible by the dynamic group dynamic; the composition changes every day. This way, your child's social development will occur almost naturally. We encourage children to work together – how great is it to achieve this as a group! And to enjoy each other's company.
Healthy and balanced
We provide healthy snacks and a healthy and varied lunch. This way, we introduce children to new flavors and textures and teach them to make their own choices. We also encourage your child to get plenty of exercise. So, of course, we go outside every day.
Respect for others and the world around you
We help children look beyond their own world and discover the diversity of society. For example, by focusing on other cultures, backgrounds, family situations, and living conditions, as well as nature. In this way, we gradually expand their world.