Admissions to Kinder'ki are open all year
We don’t have a single enrolment date. If places are available, your child can start in any month, after a visit and a settling-in session. You don’t have to wait for the results of the city enrolment system for public kindergartens.
Kinder'ki is a kindergarten for children aged 2.5–6.
How to enrol your child: 4 steps
Contact
Form, phone, WhatsApp or Telegram. We’ll call you back within one working day.
Visit the kindergarten
You’ll see the rooms and the garden, meet the teachers, and we’ll talk about your child. You can bring your child.
Settling-in session
Your child spends time with the group. You sign the agreement when you are both ready.
Agreement and start
You fill in the application form (karta zgłoszenia) and sign the agreement. We plan the first days together, and settling in goes at your child’s own pace.
See the kindergarten before you come
A short walk around Kinder'ki: 30 seconds.
- The entrance
- The cloakroom, where every day begins
- Rooms for learning and play, a ball pit
At the visit you will see it all in person.
Dates: city enrolment vs. enrolment at Kinder'ki
Public kindergartens in Poznań accept applications once a year, in March. At Kinder'ki we talk to parents all year round.
| Stage | Public kindergartens in Poznań | Kinder'ki |
|---|---|---|
| Application | Application in the city system: 11–27 Marchenrolment 2026/2027 | Any time: form, phone, WhatsApp, Telegram |
| Results | List of qualified children 9 April, list of admitted children 20 April | After a visit and a settling-in session |
| Supplementary enrolment | 25–29 May, for remaining places | Not applicable, we admit children to free places all year round |
| Admission depends on | Points for statutory and city criteria | Available places, the child’s age and a conversation with the parents |
| Start | 1 September | Right away or from a month you choose |
The city will announce the 2027/2028 enrolment dates in mid-January 2027, and we will update the table then.
What to prepare
For the visit
- Nothing to prepare
- You can bring your child
- Questions about the day, settling in, English and fees
For enrolment
- Child application form (karta zgłoszenia)
- Kindergarten services agreement
- Opinion from a counselling centre (opinia) or disability certificate (orzeczenie), if your child has one
List of documents
For the first day
- Slippers and a change of clothes
- A favourite soft toy, if it helps your child
- Information about allergies and diet
What to bring
If you want to prepare your child for the start, read also: Settling in at kindergarten – how to prepare your child? (in Polish)
Fees
FAQ
What age is Kinder'ki for?
Kinder'ki is a kindergarten for children aged 2.5–6. If you’re not sure whether your child is ready to start kindergarten, it’s worth booking a chat and asking about settling in and how the first days are organised.
Do you take children aged 2.5?
Yes, if the child is ready for a kindergarten group. We decide together with the parents after the settling-in session.
Do I have to apply through the city system?
No. Kinder'ki is a non-public kindergarten and we handle enrolment ourselves. You can apply to a public kindergarten at the same time.
What if there is no free place right now?
We’ll put you on the waiting list and call you when a place becomes free. You can also reserve a place from September free of charge.
Does my child need to know English before starting kindergarten?
No. Your child does not need to know English before starting kindergarten. At Kinder'ki the language comes up naturally in everyday situations: during play, conversations, meals, music and activities together.
Do you take children with a WWR opinion or a disability certificate (orzeczenie)?
Yes. Our Child Development Centre, with a speech therapist and a psychologist, is in the same building. Development support at Kinder'ki
How do I book a visit to Kinder'ki?
The easiest way is to get in touch through the contact page. You can ask about free places, settling in, daily English, fees, staff and your child’s daily routine.
Come to a settling-in session!
You can ask about free places, settling in, daily English, fees, staff and your child’s daily routine.
Thank you. Your form has been sent.
We’ll call you back and tell you whether we have a free place.