Kindergartens with special offers and language assessment

Together with the child's parents can PPR set up for a kindergarten with a special offer.

Which kindergartens have a special offer for children with challenges?

In Sonderborg Municipality, there are three kindergartens with special offers that can accommodate children with special needs. Children may have physical, mental and / or behavioral difficulties:

• Børnehaven Himmelblå, Broager
• Lilleskoven Children's Home, Nordborg 
• Ulkebøl Children's Home, Sønderborg

Which kindergartens have a special offer for children with permanent physical or mental disabilities?

Sønderskov Children's Home is a municipal day care service for children who, due to significant and permanent impairment of physical or mental functioning, have a special need for support and treatment.

How does my child get a place in a special offer?

In order to be considered for a place in one of the municipality's special offers, your child must be searched here. The visit to the site takes place through dialogue with the parents, possibly current institution and an educational consultant.

The contact person for searching for the special offers is Birthe Lorenzen, tel. 27905306.

You, as a parent, cannot therefore book a place directly in one of the special offers, as the inspection takes place through a inspection committee in the Children, Youth and Family Unit.

Each of the 4 special groups each has their own individual competences within the child's needs and challenges.

Should my child be language assessed?

Parents of children who are not in municipal or private kindergarten will be contacted by a pedagogical consultant for daycare. 

If you have any questions about the language assessment, you can contact the associated pedagogical consultant for day care on tel. 51 31 83 38.

Bilingual children who, based on a language assessment, are assessed as needing help to be able to learn Danish, which is a prerequisite for the child to do well in school and later in the labor market, will be referred to receive a language stimulation offer for 30 hours. in a week.

It is the bilingual child's language skills that are decisive for whether the child should be admitted to a language stimulation offer.