Children First Association:
Children First Association....
| "Children First Association is your child’s first step to make friends and learn outside the home". |
 | Small, personal and friendly. |
| Child-centred care and pre-school education for English-speaking children. |
| Ideally located in a residential part of Zurich near the city centre. | |
| © Children First Association Last Updated: 3.02.10 |
Quote from Parents:
"Your kindergarten brings such an enriching atmosphere to all of us. Your observations are so helpful."
- Silke-Petra, mother of Enno and Aleida.
"We really want to thank you for the great job you are all doing there! It is fantastic to see how Leonie made
progress in the last six months, we are sure her exciting development has a lot to do with your lovely
encouragement and care – thanks!" - Jacqueline and Marco Benzoni.
- Silke-Petra, mother of Enno and Aleida.
"We really want to thank you for the great job you are all doing there! It is fantastic to see how Leonie made
progress in the last six months, we are sure her exciting development has a lot to do with your lovely
encouragement and care – thanks!" - Jacqueline and Marco Benzoni.
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Children First is a non-profit association (German: Verein) under Swiss law. Our aim is to promote
child development, for children aged one to six years, especially amongst international families with
young children in and around the Zurich. Parents sit on the Board of Directors and are crucial
partners in the direction of our services.
child development, for children aged one to six years, especially amongst international families with
young children in and around the Zurich. Parents sit on the Board of Directors and are crucial
partners in the direction of our services.
A not-for-profit community organisation:
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Children First Association Englischviertelstrasse 42, 8032 Zürich 044 252 9121 |
| Two places available from February 2010: 1) for a child aged one to six one full day and two afternoons per week 2) five or six year old child, Mondays - Thursdays full days. |