Our mission statement

Are you interested in what sets the Campus Kinderhaus am Hubland apart?

Here, we’ve summarized our mission statement and the pillars of our work for you.

Our detailed educational concept is currently being revised and will be posted here shortly.

• Every child is unique - we take an individualised view of each child, their abilities and their life situation.

• We support the children in their joy and curiosity to explore the world.

• We help the children to find their place in the group and give them the feeling that they are an important part of the community.

• We make the children strong and give them the tools to cope independently with the challenges of life.

• We value the diversity of cultures, skills, languages, religions and characters in our home and invite everyone to get involved.

• We value values such as warmth, mindfulness and tolerance, which characterise our thoughts and actions.

• We offer participation and support for families in their diverse life situations

• an open-minded centre for education and encounters.

• a daycare centre with four toddler groups, two kindergarten groups and one mixed-age group - primarily for university employees.

• a multi-professional team of dedicated, specialised and supplementary educational staff, language and integration specialists and a management team.

• a training centre for prospective nursery teachers and child carers.

• a home for children run by the Evangelical-Lutheran Association represented by the parish of St Johannis in Würzburg.

• a building with spacious and light-flooded rooms with equipment adapted to the age and group structure.

• surrounded by a spacious outdoor area that invites children to play, run around and discover.

• a unifying place where families from all over the world can come together, get to know each other and celebrate together.

• Participation in the diversity of cultures, languages, perspectives and religions of all nations in our home.

• Trust and educational partnership with parents.

• A structured settling-in period, orientated towards the individual needs of the children and parents.

• A clear daily routine with many rituals that give the children security and enable them to be independent.

• Language supportintegrated into everyday life for children learning German as a second language.

• An in-house kitchen and a well-organised meal concept that ensures a fresh and balanced diet for the children.

• a wholesome vegetarian meal plan consisting of breakfast, lunch and an afternoon snack.