3 Best Preschools in Nantes, France

“Crèche franco allemande Hänsel & Gretel welcomes 40 children aged 3 months to 3 years in a 410 m² facility on a 1000 m² plot of land. The team members also regularly train in sign language and have implemented gestural communication combined with speech, earning the Eveil & Signes label. The children are supervised in both languages on the principle of 'one person, one language.' They also provide nutritious and healthy on-site meals crafted from fresh, locally sourced seasonal ingredients. Crèche franco allemande Hänsel & Gretel offers a wide range of activities, such as walks, workshops, outdoor life, regular access to the garden, vegetable patch, wooden and recycled toys.”

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“Crèche bilingue Nantes-People & Baby offers two types of care for young children: regular care and occasional care. The Symphonie crèche team is composed entirely of qualified and certified professionals specialising in early childhood. At the Symphonie crèche, the bilingual French-English team speaks to children in the language they prefer every day. All their educational materials and parent relationship tools are available in English and French. All their meats are of French origin, and the composition of the prepared dishes is guaranteed to be GMO-free. Crèche bilingue Nantes-People & Baby also teaches gardening, handling natural materials, and raising awareness of living things, which are all part of everyday life.”

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“Les Petits Chaperons Rouges provides a nurturing setting for children aged two months to 4 years old. They have qualified professionals who guide the children daily, creating a reassuring and caring environment to promote their overall development. The nursery offers a diverse range of activities and unstructured play, all tailored to respect each child's unique pace and personality. The professionals employ a co-educational approach, encouraging exploration and discovery without imposing on the children. The school has a prominent place that is given to free play.”

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