When your gut feeling doesn’t say yes.
Sometimes everything looks good on paper – and yet it doesn’t feel right. Your child needs more than care: clear supervision, consistent caregivers, and a protected environment.
When that sense of security is missing, inner restlessness can show up quickly: children may cling, withdraw, or seem tense. Parents notice their child is being cared for – but hasn’t yet found a place where they truly feel secure.
Connection creates security. Security creates development.
In the Entdeckernest, relationships come first
Reliable Relationships
Reliable caregivers, being seen – every day.
Rituals create
a sense of security
A clear daily structure, gentle transitions, and familiar anchors.
Nature, senses,
and movement – every day
Being outdoors, exploring, feeling, and playing: learning happens naturally.
Development at your own pace
Room for curiosity, independence, and competence.
What children develop with us – because they feel safe
This is what a day with us looks like
Acton Academy – age-appropriate in the Entdeckernest
Even in the Entdeckernest, we follow the core principles of Acton Academy – adapted to the needs of children ages 2 to 5. The focus is on relationships and security. At the same time, we foster age-appropriate independence, responsibility, and community spirit.
Locations of the private educational institution Acton Academy Switzerland
A place where children are allowed to grow
With security, sensory experience, and a real connection to nature, we create the foundation for strong personalities.
Healthy food & rest have a firm place with us
Uncompromising organic health: From farm to plate
The daycare follows a holistic health concept with 100% organic, seasonal, and regional food – freshly prepared daily, often from the affiliated organic farm.
Your child receives breakfast, a morning snack, lunch, and an afternoon snack – dinner is also available upon request. Breastfeeding mothers are warmly welcome.
Sleep / Rest / Retreat
We have dedicated quiet areas and built-in breaks so children can regulate and truly recharge.
Holistic Environmental Design – Learning with all senses
Our rooms are intentionally designed and are part of our educational concept. Instead of a classic group room, children experience an environment that supports security, movement, and relaxation.
What makes our rooms special:
People you can trust your child with
With young children, one thing is paramount: the relationship. That’s why we show you who will accompany your child, how we work, and how quality becomes tangible in everyday life.
Transitions that provide security
Daycare → Kindergarten
We accompany the separation consciously – with clear steps, trust, and individual support. Parents share knowledge, we build on it.
Kindergarten → School
The transition to school is prepared – without pressure: children gain self-confidence, structure, and joy in learning.
In close exchange with parents – from the very beginning
In daycare, personal day-to-day exchange is paramount. At drop-off and pick-up, there’s a direct handover, complemented by digital daily reviews and 1-2 individual development discussions per year.
Your child’s individual characteristics and needs are documented to ensure continuity. Parents are active co-creators – in projects, family workshops, and shared rituals.
A first glimpse into our Entdeckernest – opening July 2026
Get to know our daycare: everyday life, settling-in, rituals, and what relationships truly mean to us.
Start: July 2026 | Applications: Open now (via newsletter)
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Does the Entdeckernest suit your family?
An international educational model – established for more than 15 years
Acton Academy was founded in Texas in 2009 and is now a global network with over 300 locations. The pedagogical concept is implemented internationally and continuously developed – in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia.
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