What secrets do the hills hold? We stand before Troldehøj, a place whose name whispers tales of mythical creatures. Troldehøj may sound like a mythical giant’s dwelling. However, it is a vibrant daycare center nestled in Copenhagen. This isn’t just any daycare. Troldehøj is a place where learning and laughter intertwine, a testament to Denmark’s dedication to early childhood education. Troldehøj caters to about 30 toddlers and 50 kindergarten children. It’s part of a larger network, the Bagsværd Øst Area Institution, comprised of eight daycare centers. The staff here are dedicated to creating the best possible environment. They foster well-being, learning, development, and personal growth. This focus isn’t limited to the children. It extends to the parents and staff as well. Troldehøj believes in a holistic approach to education, where everyone involved thrives. One of the remarkable things about Troldehøj is its outdoor focus. They are certified as an outdoor institution. This means they prioritize outdoor play and learning, regardless of the weather. They have even participated in special training with the University of Copenhagen’s Forest School. This training enhances their expertise in outdoor activities. It provides practical tools and theoretical knowledge about the benefits of nature-based learning. This focus on outdoor learning builds resilience and fosters a deep appreciation for the environment. Troldehøj also has unique traditions. Every Friday, they have a bonfire where they cook different dishes. The children are involved in choosing and preparing the meals. It’s a collaborative and engaging experience. They also celebrate birthdays with a special bonfire meal chosen by the birthday child. The lucky child receives a magical gift from a treasure chest, accompanied by joyful singing.
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