Campus aan De Lanen

Nurturing each child's uniqueness Our young, modern child center is bright and open. Campus aan De Lanen breathes a natural atmosphere of calm and safety, where every child is fine just as they are and develops in their own unique way. That's why you won't find childcare workers, teachers, or masters here — we are all coaches. For every child, from 0 to 15 years old. Our vision of the child Together and sometimes alone: with us, every child follows their own path. Because every child is equal, but not the same. When you learn to listen to yourself, you discover life in your own way. We wish that for every child. Equal opportunities and personalized attention go hand in hand here. Our vision of the child is based on a holistic image of the child. We look at social-emotional, cognitive, and motor development in connection and as one whole. Wondering and exploring. Giving space and providing support. Meeting and connecting. Experiencing and setting an example. That is Campus. What makes us different? Don't let the outside of our modern, square building fool you — come inside our oasis! The biophilic design of our sunny building reinforces our vision: learn to listen to yourself. Biophilic? That means the natural world is reflected in the living environment, which according to architecture stimulates everyone's natural 'being.' We help children on their way to getting to know themselves, others, and the world better and better. We spend a lot of time outdoors, on expeditions, and offer children safe boundaries. We are a wonderful place. Good and fun to know We are developing a mood camp (mental bootcamp) for our children. Listening to your body. We encourage that. Jacket on or off? Feel for yourself! Do you know the difference between tummy hunger and head hunger? Ask one of our coaches! Within boundaries, children are free to move about with us. Welcome to Kindcentrum Campus aan de Lanen Stepping from one tree stump to the next is quite an art. With a friend holding each hand, Iryna carefully takes a step. Still, she loses her balance, for the third time, and nimbly jumps off. The girls are in fits of laughter, while the coach watches from a distance. 'Children help each other best — we don't need to step in as coaches!'