Our staff
Our staff
Our staff
Our staff
Philosophy
Love
At The Garden School, love is at the heart of everything we do.
When children feel happy, loved, and safe, they are free to think, explore, and create. We place great emphasis on choosing educators who bring genuine warmth, care, and compassion into the classroom. Our teachers nurture each child’s confidence, curiosity, and joy in learning.
Environment
In the fast-paced city of Tel Aviv, The Garden School is an oasis for children. A space filled with calm, beauty, and connection to nature.
Children thrive in an environment that reflects their interests, their home, and their community. The colors, natural light, furniture, trees, and flowers all contribute to the creative energy in our classrooms.
Following the Reggio Emilia approach, we view the environment as the “third teacher,” inviting exploration, inspiring curiosity, and encouraging interaction among children, teachers, and the world around them.
Curriculum
Our Reggio Emilia–inspired curriculum gives children a lifelong love of learning, creativity, and innovation.
We believe every child is unique — with their own voice, rhythm, and way of understanding the world. Our teachers guide children to express themselves through art, storytelling, movement, and discovery, helping them develop socially, emotionally, and cognitively.
The curriculum at The Garden Preschool in Tel Aviv provides the strong foundation every child needs to grow into a confident, compassionate, and capable learner.
Judaism
Jewish life and values are woven into our daily rhythm. Throughout the year, we joyfully celebrate Shabbat and the Jewish holidays through song, art, dance, and drama. Children experience the beauty of Judaism in a warm, engaging way — discovering gratitude, kindness, and tzedaka as living values.
Our goal is for every child to develop a genuine love and pride for their Jewish identity, rooted in joy and belonging.
