Photo: Felix Noak / stW BERLIN
Student smiles at her toddler. They sit together at a table in a canteen and eat.
Photo: Felix Noak / stW BERLIN
Students with small children seek advice at a counselling centre. Everyone smiles nicely at each other.
Photo: Felix Noak / stW BERLIN
Students with a baby in their arms, smiling at another person.
Photo: Felix Noak / stW BERLIN
Toddler playing on the floor of a day care centre.
Photo: Felix Noak / stW BERLIN
A toddler is being rocked by two people on a playground and is happy about it.

Kita at the Berliner Hochschule für Technik

Our day care center at a glance

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Our daycare center offers space for up to 130 children on three floors. In the toddler area, we look after up to 40 children aged 0 to 3 years, divided into two groups. In the elementary area, we look after up to 90 children between the ages of 3 and school entry.
The facility is located in a traffic-calmed area and has its own playground, which offers the children a wide range of opportunities to play and discover. Our daycare center is also within walking distance of the campus of the Berlin University of Applied Sciences and can be easily reached by subway lines U9 and U6 from Leopoldplatz and Amrumer Straße stations.

Exterior photo of the daycare center at the BHT.
Photo: Felix Noak / stW BERLIN

Our spacious and light-flooded rooms offer stimulating play areas and opportunities to retreat. All rooms are modern and age-appropriately equipped to meet the needs of the children.
In the toddler area, 40 children aged 0 to 3 years are looked after. There is plenty of space for creative and artistic play and development. This area is located on the first floor and has direct access to the garden. The toddler area is divided into two groups - the moon group and the sun group - and each group has two rooms for playing and eating as well as its own cloakroom.

Front garden and day care centre BHT building
Photo: Felix Noak / stW BERLIN

Habitat Exploration & Experience Nature

Children should have the opportunity to experience nature in all its facets, especially in inner-city areas. This includes not only recognising the different seasons and weather phenomena, but also experiencing the natural elements directly.
Our garden offers a variety of plants, such as bushes, flowers and berry bushes, where the children can observe natural growth processes together with the educational staff.
We also want to give the children numerous opportunities to experience how the environment and nature are used in our culture.

For joint excursions, such as to the ATZE music theatre and the Berlin Zoo, we use the nearby surroundings and the Berlin cultural landscape.
We regularly go to the nearby Rehberge or to surrounding playgrounds.

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Movement

We provide the children with a variety of gross and fine motor movement experiences.
The children should get to know their own bodies better and at the same time understand their environment.
Movement plays a big role in this.
In our movement room, they can romp, climb and build their own retreats, such as caves.
The garden is used daily, which gives the children more independence and self-efficacy.

Even more possibilities are offered by the gymnasium of the Berlin University of Applied Sciences in the adjacent building, which we use twice a week.
Here, different activities such as climbing a movement landscape, playing with the swing cloth or ball games can be enjoyed.

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Photo: Felix Noak / stW BERLIN

Preparation for school

We want to enable the children to make a good and safe transition to school.
Therefore, once a week, our preschool children are offered a programme within an age-homogeneous group. At the beginning, different emotions are discussed, what are they called, how do they feel and how do I deal with them.
Our focus is on promoting social skills such as dealing with conflicts, a sense of responsibility, trust in oneself, empathy and respectful interaction with others.
The children deal with rules, why they exist and what they are good for.
At the end of the daycare year, project-related activities take place.
Excursions, such as a visit to the library or the traffic garden, round off our programme.

Stage photo of a second-hand shop.
Photo: stW BERLIN

Festivals and Celebrations

In the course of the year, we have many opportunities to celebrate. These feasts are important to us, give us a break from everyday life, are fun and leave us with beautiful memories. For our preschool children there is an annual children's festival in the "Freiraum" - the event hall of the culture department of  studierendenWERK.

Closing times 2025

05. - 07 .03.
02.05.
09.05.
30.05.
04. - 15.08.
17.09. (staff meeting)
26. - 30.09.
22. - 31.12.

Location

Lütticher Str. 39

13353 Berlin (Mitte district)

+49 (0)30 93939 - 8490

 

Care hours: 
Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri, 07:30 AM - 17:00 PM,
Wed, 07:30 AM - 16:30 PM

Management:
Claudio Albrecht 
Alexandra, Möritz-Ciafone (Deputy)

Mangement office hours:
subject to agreement by telephone

 

U-Bahn U9, U6; Bus 142, 221
Stop: Amrumer Str.; Leopoldplatz

BHT: 0.2 km
Bard College Berlin: 6.5 km

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