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Fintosch is an international toddler school, kindergarten and multilingual primary school for families looking for a warm, reliable and international learning environment in Frankfurt. From the early years through primary school, children develop confidence, independence and the skills they need to thrive in an interconnected world.
What makes our primary school special?
Fintosch combines a family-oriented atmosphere with a high-quality educational approach. Children learn in English and German, benefiting from a multilingual environment that supports both international and local families. Small class sizes of up to 20 students ensure that every child is known, valued and supported individually.
How do children learn?
Our primary school follows the Hessian curriculum alongside the internationally recognised International Primary Curriculum (IPC). This creative, thematic curriculum promotes academic excellence, critical thinking, global awareness and personal growth. Grounded in neuroscience, it helps children connect learning with real-world experiences while developing strong cognitive skills. Close collaboration with parents is an integral part of the learning journey.
Beyond academics, children enjoy six hours of structured physical development each week, including swimming lessons, helping them grow strong, healthy and confident. With whole-day care, minimal closure days and central Frankfurt locations, Fintosch offers an exceptional foundation for future success.
Fintosch International Toddler School & Kindergarten
and Fintosch Multilingual Primary School
Schumannstr. 4-6, 60325 Frankfurt
Mobile +49/ 17624603174
Phone +49/ 69-770 769-11
www.fintosch.com
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