Question 1

Where is Lõvimeri kindergarten located?

Accepted Answer

Lõvimeri is at Tiskrevälja 5, Tallinn 13516 — in the Tiskre neighbourhood on the western edge of Haabersti. The kindergarten is easy to reach for families in Tiskre, Haabersti and Harku parish.

Question 2

Is Lõvimeri a good fit for families in Tiskre, Haabersti and Harku?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Most of our families live in Tiskre, Haabersti, Harku parish, and near Tabasalu and Rannamõisa. Being right off Rannamõisa road makes morning and evening drop-off easy from all of these areas.

Question 3

Is Lõvimeri a music-focused kindergarten?

Accepted Answer

Yes — music is part of every day. Singing, rhythm and instrument play are part of the normal routine. Older children can also take up instrument tuition (small kannel, recorder, ensemble).

Question 4

Does my child need to already play an instrument?

Accepted Answer

No. Every child starts from scratch and learns music through play, at their own pace. No prior experience or aptitude is required.

Question 5

Does Lõvimeri have a toddler group?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We have a toddler group for children aged 1.5–3 — a small group and a calm environment help the youngest settle into kindergarten life. It's a good option for families in Tiskre, Haabersti and Harku looking for a small, home-like place.

Question 6

What is the Lõvimeri fee?

Accepted Answer

The fee consists of the monthly place fee and the meal fee. Exact amounts, discounts and Estonian income-tax refund details are on the fees page.

Question 7

Do you provide special menus?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We have our own kitchen and we accommodate allergies and dietary restrictions — please let us know in the application or during our chat what your child does not eat.

Question 8

How do I apply for a place?

Accepted Answer

Fill in the online application form. We'll get in touch, arrange a visit and discuss available places in the appropriate group.

Question 9

Is Lõvimeri suitable for English-speaking or international families?

Accepted Answer

Our everyday working language is Estonian, but we introduce English through play in every group. Children from international families settle in well, and we happily communicate with parents in English.

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