Additional studios

It is one of the most accessible musical instruments to learn at an early age.

• Playing the piano contributes to the overall harmonious development of the child.
• Classes improve fine motor skills, which contributes to the development of intelligence and speech.
• While playing music, children develop their willpower and learn to concentrate.
• During piano lessons, correct posture is formed and muscle memory is trained.
• The lessons develop children’s sense of rhythm, musical ear, delicate taste, and creative abilities.

To make the learning process interesting and fruitful, the music director offers the children various forms of work: finger gymnastics, selecting music by ear, and improvisation on the instrument.

Imaginative thinking is the most natural of all, which is why almost all children love to draw.
If this skill is cherished and developed from an early age, a person receives an inexhaustible source of inspiration that will be relevant throughout life.

Learning German or French is useful at any age, but it is the most natural process for children.
Successful people speak several languages, and perhaps this is the key to their non-standard view of the world and the ability to find a solution in any situation.

Cooking is about healthy habits, useful skills, and general culture.
It is interesting for children to make small discoveries related to food and dishes, because cooking is about chemistry and history, fine motor skills and geography, biology and math.
Each master class from the chef is an opportunity to go on an exciting journey, develop creativity, and discover new talents.
And who knows, maybe your child will take the first step towards a Michelin star in our kitchen!

The modern world overloads any psyche.
That is why, amidst the hustle and bustle of change, it is important for a child to be able to keep a balance between the physical, emotional and intellectual spheres of their personality.
Baby yoga is one of the best solutions.

Avoiding most diseases is easier than treating them – especially at an early age.
We offer a special gymnastics that has a positive impact on the child’s physical development.
It gives a uniform load on different muscle groups, helps to form posture, improves coordination of movements and improves the psycho-emotional state.

A child can know and be able to do a lot, but still be unprepared for school.
The key to success is a systematic approach and teachers’ awareness of what will actually be useful for the child when moving to the next educational level.

Early childhood is a period of intense development and exploration of the world.
The best thing an adult can do is to help a child with this by focusing their interest on really useful things.
And if this is done in English, the benefits will be doubled.

The key to the formation of a child’s personality is timely and appropriate adult assistance.
New neuronal connections are actively forming in the baby’s brain, so it is important to develop fine motor skills, give out creative energy, ask the right questions and direct cognitive activity

Preparing for Cambridge exams YLE Pre A1 Starter! Children find these exams exciting, with all the tasks being interesting and colorful and designed to build self-confidence.
By learning English gradually, the child moves on to the next level of exams, which confirms their steady progress and ability to understand and communicate in English better than before.
YLE exams also help our teachers to motivate children in learning a foreign language and to understand the correct approach to teaching children.

A qualified specialist will help your child become confident, attentive, establish communication with other children and feel happy. The specialist conducts psychodiagnostics and correctional and developmental classes, using a variety of techniques: drawing, modeling, puppet theater, storytelling, and sand games.
Classes are held in the form of an exciting and interesting game.
Your child’s guide to confidence and emotional balance will be

Specialist in eliminating all possible types of speech disorders in children. The lessons are reminiscent of a game, and the methods are age-appropriate.
A speech therapist also offers developmental exercises aimed, for example, at finding common features of objects, grouping them, and generalizing them.
Games, fairy tales and other forms of activity, such as dancing and fine motor skills exercises, not only contribute to the development of speech, but also develop the child’s analytical skills, ability to synthesize information, and draw conclusions.
The knowledge gained in the classroom will come in handy many times in different environments and situations.

English is a great trainer for a child’s brain.
Learning a foreign language helps to develop memory, attention, thinking, and imagination. English classes develop a child’s communication skills and have a positive impact on their overall emotional state.
Kids who learn a foreign language have a more stable nervous system, show faster reaction and greater flexibility in unfamiliar environments and situations.
The teacher conducts classes exclusively in English, immediately immersing the children in the language environment.
Lessons are held in the form of a game, which makes learning fun.

By learning English with a native speaker, children learn to listen and speak, overcoming barriers to communication in a foreign language. Practical lessons allow children to learn not only to speak but also to think in English.
Daily communication with a native English speaker helps to constantly expand vocabulary, train memory, and systematize knowledge.
In the process, kids easily and naturally immerse themselves in English-speaking culture and learn values that can be called global.

Why does my child need this?

• The technique trains the speed of perception and processing of information, develops the simultaneous work of both hemispheres of the brain through mental visualization of calculations on abacus counters.
• The high speed of oral counting is not the main, but an interesting “side” effect.
  It looks impressive and a little frightening: by moving imaginary bones in the air, kids who don’t even go to school calculate long rows of three-digit numbers and give the correct answer in seconds.

And what would you say if all of this is still happening in English?