Sooner or later, every parent faces the same question — what to do with their little one once parental leave ends. Leave them with grandma, hire a nanny, or enroll them in a kindergarten? It’s a serious question. Educators and early-childhood psychologists tend to favor group-based upbringing and recommend trusting your child to professionals.
There are plenty of private kindergartens, but finding one that meets the highest standards, guarantees your child’s safety, and offers genuinely professional care isn’t easy.
Welcome to Navon kindergarten 🦉
Every day at Navon, your child hears and speaks two languages, eats freshly cooked food suited to their age, and stays within sight of a teacher who knows them by name. Here’s exactly what that looks like.
Two languages with equal ease
Navon’s main strength is that your child picks up two languages — Hebrew and Russian — with equal ease. Our staff’s professional training solves the perennial problem immigrant parents face: teaching a child proper Hebrew while preserving their native language.
There’s also an English club, rhythm and movement, an arts studio, and puppet theater.
Healthy food
Navon’s kitchen is a specialized one. The menu is designed around the children’s age: a clear balance of vitamins, minerals, and nutrients, with a preference for seasonal produce.
All meals are prepared by the kindergarten’s own cooks shortly before eating, from high-quality ingredients.
Safe and convenient for parents
- Age groups from 3 months to 5 years old
- Top-level security — children are under constant supervision
- Private parking — saves you time
- The first bilingual kindergarten in Israel eligible for a Ministry of Labor subsidy
Our yard
The nursery has its own shaded area with soft artificial turf, set aside for the youngest children. Older children have a wide range of games and activities. Kids go outside at least twice a day, weather permitting.
Want to see it all for yourself?
Book a tour — we’ll show you around and answer all your questions.