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02/2008Renate Hildebrand-Pertler Silvia Schindler 1 Information about Germany's educational system  The Federal Republic of Germany was founded on 23 May  The Federal Republic comprises today 16 states ( Länder).  The Basic Constitutional Law of the Federal Republic of Germany guarantees the 16 Länder cultural and educational autonomy. Therefore the responsibility for education and cultural affairs lies primarily with the Länder.  To ensure common grounds of superregional important matters of education, science and culture, the ministers and senators of the Länder founded the Kultusministerkonferenz.  The tasks of the Kultusministerkonferenz are:  to agree on the accordance and comparability of certificates and final qualifications,  to work for safeguarding quality standards in schools, vocational training and higher education,  to promote co-operation among educational, scientific and cultural institutions. Federal Republic of Germany

02/2008Renate Hildebrand-Pertler Silvia Schindler 2 Nursery, Kindergarten & After-School-Care in Bavaria Bavarian law for nurseries, kindergartens and after-school care Since 2005 Bavaria has a new law called „Bayerische Kinderbildungs- und betreuungsgesetz“ [eng. Children‘s education and care] (BayKiBiG) The law and its regulation define general conditions as e.g. –Requirement planning: Responsibility is put on the local authorities. –Qualifaction of pedagogic staff: Only trained, state-approved educators can work with children. –Funding: Funding is per child, not per teacher or class. Each funded kindergarten has to have a concept and quality management. –Goals of education: Ensuring the best chances of education and development for each child. Cooperation with parents and primary schools. Further training for staff and scientific guidance.

02/2008Renate Hildebrand-Pertler Silvia Schindler 3 Nursery, Kindergarten & After-School-Care in Bavaria Bavarian foundation frame/curriculum for early childhood education (BEP) Main goals of the Bavarian foundation frame –to develop the basic competences of children: personal competences, social and emotional competences, competences in learning and resilience. to train „playfully“ basic knowledge divided into mathemathic, language, natural sciences, nature protection, arts, aesthetic, culture and music. to share the responibility for education with the parents. to cooperate with the community also use their ressources. to create transitiones e.g. primary school, after school care institution, EEC to motivate the children to increase their interest of democracy

02/2008Renate Hildebrand-Pertler Silvia Schindler 4 Counselling Services Pedagogics Intercultural Pedagogy Violence Prevention and Gender Pedagogy Sports Nutritional consulting Personell development Parents guidence Supervision One supervisor per approx. 20 daycare centers. Head Pedagogics (decision of general principle)‏ Counselling Service Integration Administration Daycare centers Regular kindergartenNursery daycare centersAfter school care and integrative kindergartencrèche and kindergarten(Horte) Age 3 to 6Age 0 to 6Age 6 to 12 (Kooperationseinrichtung) Schematic organisation chart of Department Daycare centers City of Munich: Department of Schooling and Education One counsellor for Qualitymanagment and Education per supervisor. FeesIT services Regulatory supervision of private (non-profit and commercial) daycare centers.

02/2008Renate Hildebrand-Pertler Silvia Schindler 5 titel Nursery, Kindergarten & After-School-Care in Bavaria Open-plan work a pedagogical principal What does it mean open-plan work? In general the doors of rooms stay open for all children and their playmates. each room offers a special activity and an area of learning e.g. a creativ room, a building room, an snooze room, a performance corner and so on. Kindergarten teacher encourage the children to paricipate on their own education processes. Every kindergarten teacher offers a special qualified activity to take care of the different needs and age of children.