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Temple in the name of St. Stephen of Great Perm (Yekaterinburg)

Local Orthodox religious organization Parish in the name of St. Stephen of Velikopermsky Yekaterinburg, Yekaterinburg Diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church

Patronal feasts:

May 9 – Memorial Day of St. Stephen of Great Perm;

the first Sunday after February 11 – Cathedral of the Saints of the Perm Metropolis.

Shrines of the temple:

The icon of the holy righteous Simeon of Verkhoturye with a particle of relics and an ancient image of the heavenly patron of the temple, St. Stephen of Great Perm, is kept in the temple.

In the temple there is a reliquary with particles of the relics of the great saints of the Orthodox Church – St. Nicholas, Mir Lycian, miracle worker; First Martyr and Archdeacon Stephen, Apostle and Evangelist Luke, Great Martyr Panteleimon, Hieromartyr Blasius, Bishop of Sebaste, St. Seraphim of Sarov and John of the Ladder. There is a separate ark with a particle of the relics of St. Dalmat of Iset.

Parish life:

Social service and interaction with military units and law enforcement agencies, catechism, missionary, and other spiritual and educational activities are carried out in the Parish.

The parish interacts with the Children’s Children’s Hospital “Khimmashevets”, the Youth Center of the MBU DO TsVR “Socium”, the GAUSO SO “TsSPSiD of the Chkalovsky District of the City of Yekaterinburg” (orphanage), Children’s Hospital No. 8 (Polyclinic No. 2), the Rehabilitation Center for Children and Adolescents with Disabilities the capabilities of the Talisman. The Parish has a department of social service. The parish spiritually nourishes Orthodox employees and members of their families of Police Department No. 13 of the Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the city of Yekaterinburg.

Since 1992, a parochial (Sunday) school has been operating. Training takes place in four groups: in the 1st group, children 5-7 years old are trained; in the 2nd group – 8-10 years; in the 3rd group – 11-13 years; in the 4th group – 14-17 years old. The Sunday school interacts with the general education school of the MOU secondary school No. 20 and educational institutions of additional education. There is a parent committee. Parent meetings and extracurricular activities are held.

Every week after the end of the Sunday Divine Liturgy, conversations between priests and parishioners are held. There is a library of spiritual literature.

Divine Liturgy Schedule:

— Divine Liturgy starts at 8:00 from Monday to Friday.
– Saturday from 8:00 Panikhida, then liturgical hours and Divine Liturgy.
— On Sunday Divine Liturgy begins at 9:00 am (service hours start at 8:40 am).
– Evening services begin at 5:00 pm.
– The sacrament of confession is performed during evening services.
– Molebens with akathists are served twice a week on days when the Divine Liturgy is not served: the Mother of God, St. Stephen, Bishop of Great Perm, saints, holidays.

The temple is open daily: Monday-Friday from 7:00 to 19:00, Saturday from 7:00 to 20:00, Sunday from 8:00 to 19:00.

History of the church:

The history of the church in the name of St. Stephen of Great Perm in the Khimmash microdistrict of Yekaterinburg began long before the parish itself was founded.

On May 24, 1815, the Bogoroditskaya Church of the Yekaterinburg district was founded in the village of Nizhne-Isetsky, and on July 8, 1840, it was consecrated by Bishop Evlampiy. Since 1887, two priests served in the clergy of the church – a deacon and a psalmist. From October 2, 1891 year in the porch of the church was opened a literacy school.

In 1935, the Nizhne-Isetskaya church was closed, and for about five years it was empty. By May 1, 1940, it was converted into an orphanage club. In 1942, the building was given over to the Uralkhimmashzavod club. Later, the plant’s club moved to another location. The church building was not used. In 1953, a production workshop for rubber technical products was placed in the temple. Then, for about 17 years, the church was abandoned and gradually destroyed. On June 20, 1974, the temple was blown up.

On May 14, 1992, the first meeting of believers took place to create an Orthodox community on Khimmash. On August 25, 1992, with the blessing of Archbishop Melchizedek, a community was registered in the name of St. Stephen of Great Perm. The organizers of the community were Orlov Alexander Nikolaevich, Gibor Claudia Petrovna, Kalashnikovs Bograt Konstantinovich and Natalia Vladimirovna, Solomatina Tatyana Nikolaevna. Alexander Nikolaevich Orlov was elected chairman of the parish council. At first, they gathered at the club “Young Khimmashevets”, Archpriest Nikolai Ladyuk took care of the community.

In April 1993, the city administration gave the library building on the street. Parkhomenko, 10 under the prayer house. Work began on its improvement: they built an altar, repaired the walls, made lecterns and frames for icons. On January 14, 1994, the consecration of the throne by Archbishop Melchizedek of Yekaterinburg and Kurgan took place. The prayer house became known as the church in honor of St. Stephen of Great Perm.

Priest Alexander Orlov was appointed the first rector. In December 1996, Father Alexander Orlov fell ill, and Archpriest Alexander Lekhno became temporary rector instead.

In October 1997, Priest George Skala was appointed rector of the church. With the arrival of Father George in the community, the temple gained fame and people’s love. The parish began to increase, new parishioners, new employees appeared. In the temple itself, the decoration has changed: the old home-made candlesticks were replaced with new ones (Sofrinsky). Small icons made from old calendars were replaced with large handwritten ones.

On the night of April 29-30, 1998, unknown persons doused the church altar with gasoline and set it on fire. In the morning, as usual, the parishioners hurried to the service, but before their eyes stood a charred church without a roof or a cross.

On Easter 1999, the first festive service was held in the new church. In 2000, documents were signed, and the building of the former kindergarten officially passed into the possession of the Orthodox community. Day after day the building was transformed and became more like a temple. They made a spacious altar, built a stone iconostasis with painted icons, built a choir. Huge work on painting and decorating the temple was made by the Kudryashovs Vladimir Ivanovich and Sergey Vladimirovich. The carved iconostasis, the painted arch, the icons on the iconostasis and on the facade of the temple were made by their hands.

On December 14, 2002, Archbishop Vikenty celebrated the Divine Liturgy and the rite of consecration of the church.

The activities of the parish were not limited to attending divine services. A Sunday school and a library began to operate in the parish.

On December 24, 2011, by decree of Metropolitan Kirill, Archpriest Nikolai Tarantin was appointed rector of the parish. Father Nikolai put a lot of work into the improvement and beautification of the temple. New hand-painted icons appeared, a casket with particles of the relics of saints and much more.

In January 2021, Father Nikolai was appointed Acting Rector and Chairman of the Parish Council of the Parish of All Saints in Yekaterinburg. Since January 22, 2021, by decree of Metropolitan Evgeny of Yekaterinburg and Verkhoturye, the rector of the church in the name of St. Stephen of the Great Perm city of Yekaterinburg, Priest Alexander Karachev was appointed.

With the advent of Father Alexander, educational, social and missionary activities became more active. On Sundays, conversations began to take place with the priests of the temple on various topical topics dedicated to the life of the Church. The activities of the Sunday school, the social service of the church, catechetical work are developing, missionary work is being carried out to educate the Khimmash district.

The story of the parish does not end there. The parish lives, develops, grows, new people come, the younger generation grows up. This year the parish is celebrating its 30th anniversary.

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Kindergarten | kinderakademie-umka

MULTI-LINGUAL KINDERGARTEN

Creative charismatic teachers, an atmosphere of love, care, kindness and mutual respect, communication with peers, interesting and eventful days, cozy rooms and a home environment will make your child’s stay in kindergarten joyful, exciting and maximum comfortable.

GROUPS

Nursery “Ocean”

0 – 3 years

DE

SAFARI Nursery

0 – 3 years

German-Russian

Senior group “CITY”

3 – 6 years

German-Russian-English

Address:

Tel:

Time

works:

1060 Wien, Garbergasse, 3

+43 660 8629949

07.30 – 16.30

Children’s group “UMKA”

1.5 – 6 years

German-Russian-English

Address:

Tel:

Opening hours:

1060 Wien, Gumpendorferstrasse, 83-85, Haus 1, 2.Stock

+43 699 12300099

08.30 – 16.30

OUR PRINCIPLES

Professionalism

Our professional qualified teachers find an approach to each kid and create a truly warm family atmosphere.
Communication languages ​​- Russian, German, English.

Methods of teaching

In organizing the educational process, we rely on the Vienna Educational Plan. Teachers use combined methods aimed at the harmonious development of the child’s personality and at the integrated and comprehensive development and upbringing of children:

• intellectual (developing games and exercises for thinking, logic, memory, attention, fine motor skills, speech development, acquaintance with the outside world)

• creative (applied arts, drawing, appliqués, crafts from various materials and other types of handicrafts)

• musical and aesthetic (musical exercises that develop ear and sense of rhythm, familiarity with musical instruments, piano and violin lessons, songs and dances)

• physical (outdoor games, gymnastics, yoga, outdoor walks)

• holistic (formation of personality and social education)

There is also a weekly school preparation program for children aged 5-6 (the last year before school) according to the Vienna Educational Plan.

Multilingualism

Such a complex and multifaceted concept as multilingualism requires a responsible and individualized pedagogical approach, the main goal of which is the competent mastery of languages. That is why in bilingual groups, educators – “native speakers” of the language work with the kids.

While communicating in our native language (Russian or English), preserving and developing our native speech and culture, we nevertheless place great emphasis on learning the German language. Despite the fact that the child is immersed in a foreign language environment, the presence of an educator who speaks the same language with him significantly speeds up and facilitates the process of learning German by relieving psychological stress, and makes adaptation and integration into a new society painless and successful.

Comfortable stay in groups

Our students spend the day in bright, spacious and well-equipped rooms. Daytime sleep or rest is a guarantee of well-being, harmonious development and good mood. We pay great attention to the physical development of children: daily walks in the fresh air (there is a wonderful children’s park and playground nearby), active games and weekly sports. Children of the older group regularly go on various kinds of excursions: visits to museums, theaters, parks, etc.

Nutrition

We prepare fresh, balanced meals every day, taking into account the age characteristics of children and the recommendations of the Health and Nutrition Inspectorate, using natural or seasonal BIO products whenever possible.

We offer you to familiarize yourself with
with weekly menu (3 times meals)

Cooperation with parents

According to the Vienna educational plan, we build active partnership with parents. Information exchange is organized on a regular basis: parent-teacher meetings, individual conversations, daily communication… We always welcome feedback from you in the form of comments and comments.

HOURS OF WORK

Schedule of visits

We offer the following format for visiting the kindergarten:

• Half day groups

• Full day group

Full day

half a day

by agreement

07.30 – 16.30 (breakfast, lunch)

07.30 – 12.30 (breakfast, dinner)

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First phase of concentration
Joint activities according to the topic of the day
Painting / Creativity / Music / Theater / Active games /
Excursions / Cooking classes

Morning ritual of welcome
Singing / Dancing / Speech development / Finger games / Conversations

Healthy and satisfying lunch

Goodbye, kids! (Half Day Group)

Quiet Time

Pre-School Program (Senior Group)

Delicious afternoon snack

Second phase of concentration
Music lesson / Theater / Book club / Creativity / Role playing

Goodbye, kids! (full day group)

We kindly ask you to observe our daily routine and bring/pick up the kids at the specified time!

Working hours of the children’s group “UMKA”: 08.

30 – 16.30

Holidays and days off

The kindergarten works according to the Austrian national calendar, therefore it is closed on official holidays.

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In addition, our kindergarten is closed for the winter and summer holidays.

Dates vary depending on the year, all relevant information is provided in the mailing list to parents.

Holidays 2022 – 2023

26.10.2022 (SR)

01.11.2022 (W)

08.12.2022 (th)

09.12.2022 (PT)

26.12.2022 (PN) 2022 (PN) 2022 (PN)

27.12.2022 – 08.01.2023

10.04.2023 (Mon) 01/01/2023 (Mon)

18.05.2023 (th) 05/29/2023 (Mon)

08.06.2023 (Th)

09.06.2023 (PT)

07.24.07.2023 – 08/15/2023

08/16/2023 (Wed)

National Feiertag

All Saints’ Day

Mary’s Day

38 (Maria Empfängnis)

day off

Day of St. Stefan

New Year’s holidays

Easter Monday (OsterMontag)

9000 Fronleichnam

Day off

Summer holidays

Pedagogical day

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Signing the contract

Upon signing the contract you will be required to:

• Child Card Number (Kundernummer MA 10)

• Copy of registration (Bästatigung der Meldung)

• Copy of passports, visas, residence permits

• Insurance policy number

At the conclusion of the contract one-time payment:

Monthly payment for kindergarten is due by the 5th day of each month.

What to bring with you

• Replacement shoes (slippers or light sandals)

• Spare clothing set (x3 panties, x3 socks, x3 tights, x3 trousers, x3 T-shirt and x3 blouse)

• Bed linen set (pillow x1, sheet x2, pillowcase x2, duvet cover x2)

• Pampers and wet wipes

• Favorite toy (for sleep)

We are waiting for you and your children!
Pre-registration by phone: + 43 (0)6 60 3931112, +43(0)6 99 12300099

Orthodox school: Romanian experience / Pravoslavie.Ru

School “Holy Martyrs Brâncoveanu”
(şcoala
“Sfintii martiri Brancoveni”) –
a good example of how indifference becomes the foundation
good deeds. Romanian businessman Marcel Bouros wanted,
for his daughter to go to an Orthodox kindergarten, but
since there was no such thing in Constanta, he decided it
organize. About how an Orthodox kindergarten
turned into a school and what this school is,
tells her teacher and curriculum developer
Benefits Virginia Nikshu.

– Virginia, how long ago
there is a school?

– Our school has officially existed for six years.
– since 2005. Another year we worked unofficially
– within the experimental educational
institutions, gaining the necessary experience. The school was
created with the blessing of Archbishop Thomas of Dobruja,
her confessor is the elder Archimandrite Arseny
(Daddy).

– What is the structure of the school?

– It consists of a kindergarten, which
children are accepted from the age of three, and elementary school
from 1st to 4th grade. In total we have eight classes, for
each of which has its own teacher. Separately
teachers of foreign languages ​​are invited. Unfortunately, at
we do not have a building that could accommodate all
our children. Our plans are to develop the education of children up to
graduating class, and as soon as we have the opportunity
place all classes under one roof, then we will arrange
complete high school.

– Does your school operate only in Constanta?

– Today we already have a branch in Suceava, but there
operates only kindergarten.

– Who owns the idea of ​​the school?

– Marcel came up with the idea
Bowros, who heads the Saints
Martyrs Brynkovyanu” [1].
He also organized the school, spending his money on its creation.
funds. He wanted his little daughter not to
only in the family, but also in kindergarten would be brought up in
Orthodox spirit. But since in Constanta such
there were no kindergartens, he decided to create one. First
The group consisted of only three children. After a year of work
we received accreditation and began to develop plans
school education.

– Romanian laws allow organizing
Orthodox kindergartens?

– Our laws allow both in kindergarten and school
conduct extra lessons once or twice a week,
dedicated to religious topics. I had what I needed
education and licenses to work in a children’s
kindergarten and elementary school and conduct such lessons. On the
on the basis of the law, we have developed our own program,
which has been approved by the Ministry of Education.

– What is the program of the school?

– The School Education Program presents
a mandatory basic unit and additional elements.
We created our main program and integrated into it
required block.

– Than an Orthodox kindergarten and school in Romania
different from non-Orthodox?

– In our kindergarten, the day starts with morning
prayers; also daily in the morning children have an Orthodox
a lesson that differs in level depending on age
children – it can be songs, poems,
rhymed prayers, stories, teachings, in which
spiritual and moral meaning. If on this day
there is a church holiday or memorial day especially
revered saint in our country, then, as a rule,
lesson materials are devoted to this. Also we can offer
children on this day to draw an icon or sculpt a figurine
saint. On great holidays, the children and I go to the temple for
Divine Liturgy.

As for the school, there are children
prayers are already offered, which are intended for
adults. Also the materials of the first 15-minute lesson
already have a serious instructive and moral message.
During this lesson we read the Prologue, the Lives of the Saints,
patristic teachings. On Mondays we study
interpretation of the Gospel, which was read the day before in the temple
at Sunday Liturgy. In addition, on Tuesdays we
we learn prayers, on Wednesdays – church songs, and so
for every day we have something definite. After
the first lesson, the same lessons begin as in
public school. At the request of parents, we introduced
one more additional block – foreign languages:
English and German, which they begin to study as early as
kindergarten. The school also teaches calligraphy.
Methods of teaching all different from the school
additional block programs were developed by our
teachers and professors.

– Who works at your school?

– According to the law, only
professionally trained teachers, so our
employees are graduates of state
universities, which at the same time are believers.
Principal Priest Adrian Chiagă
also a teacher by training.

– By what criteria
the ministry evaluated your program before
give you state accreditation?

– First of all, attention is drawn to the fact that
hourly volume of subjects studied in excess of the general program,
did not exceed the norm, which is determined for
additional items is one to two hours per
week plus the obligatory religion lesson, which also exists in
general education school. In addition, experience and
the level of teachers. Also in our school
all national holidays are celebrated[2].
And there is another holiday related to the completion
academic year, the topics for which are determined by themselves
teachers with freedom of choice. Taking advantage of this
advantage, we create programs in the spirit of the church
traditions. For example, at the end of the academic year
2nd grade, I wrote a holiday script related to
the life of St. Stephen the Great, according to whom children in
clothes of that time they sing songs and act out skits
deeds of the saint. In addition, we celebrate especially the days
memory of other saints. For example, quite recently we
developed a script dedicated to the 50th anniversary
repose of St. John Hozebit –
recently illustrious Romanian saint who
labored in the well-known desert and died at 1960 year.
We chose this saint not by chance: the first year
learning at school, children learn the alphabet, and we made our
version, which is based on the life of St. John and
the places where he moved. So, for example, the letter
“l” is illustrated with a lion, which
served the Monk Gerasim of Jordan. to this alphabet
a copybook is attached, in which children, in addition to
exercises in writing elements of letters, can
color and draw pictures from the life of a saint.

– Which additional
requirements other than those provided
state education system, you present
to your teachers?

“It is important for us that our teachers are
Orthodox not by name, but truly lived our
faith. If you want, then to be to some extent
ascetics. It is difficult to find such ascetics, but we
We try to carefully select personnel.

– Does your school pay for education?

Yes, otherwise we wouldn’t be able to support her. But our
prices are the lowest compared to the prices of all other
private schools in the city. In addition, some children study with
us on scholarships given to them by the school. Such
scholarships are paid to children from large or
low-income families that we know to be good
Christians. In addition, our school is in great demand
because Sundays are not so common in Romania
schools like in Russia.

– What difficulties did you have to face
when creating a school?

– The biggest problem is the lack of
suitable place. Everything else against this background looked
little things: money for equipment and textbooks,
organizational moments and so on. Thank God today we
we have eight classrooms equipped with everything necessary
kindergarten and school that accommodates all of our children
There are 110 of them now. In addition to this, we also have
sleeping quarters for the little ones.

– Than those lessons of religion which
provided by the school curriculum, differ from
yours?

– Nothing, we have no right to have them somehow
different [3].
We just put more soul into teaching
religion. And these lessons are taught by Father Adrian. But there is more
one important point: all our items, whether
geography or history, we teach through the lens
Orthodoxy.

– When there was interest in your experience
Orthodox school and its branches began to appear?

– After two years of existence of our school, a
school in Suceava, but there are similar schools in Bucharest and
Iasi; similar schools have recently opened in
Cluj and other cities. Unfortunately, there aren’t many of them yet.
as we would like, and they still operate only in the format
kindergartens.

– To what extent are such
schools?

– Very much in demand. Moreover, the demand for them is growing
as they appear. We could take more children if
would have a suitable building. There is one more
limiting moment: those families who want to give
their children to study in Orthodox schools, as a rule,
are large and low-income. At the same time, no
state program to support such schools, at the expense of
which could cover the cost of education.

[1] The fund is dedicated to the memory of the martyrs Constantin Brâncoveanu, his sons and adviser Yanaca Vacarescu. Constantin Brâncoveanu was the ruler of Wallachia from 1688 to 1714. 26 years of his reign became the era of the greatest flourishing of the Orthodox Church, culture and art of the country. New temples and monasteries were built, various schools were opened, books were printed in different languages, all kinds of support was provided to knowledgeable and educated people. The Lord provided significant material assistance to all four Orthodox Patriarchates of the East, the monastic cloisters of Athos, the monastery of St. Catherine on Mount Sinai, monasteries in the mainland of Greece and on the islands. In Constantinople, he built the church of St. Nicholas in the Galata quarter. Many patriarchs and bishops of the East considered Bucharest their second residence, spending a significant part of their time here, living comfortably on the income received from the Wallachian monasteries, bowed to the holy places of the Orthodox East. The heyday of church life, education and art in the Principality of Wallachia ended simultaneously with the deposition of Constantine Brankoveanu from the throne. The intrigues and denunciations of his enemies in Constantinople, as well as the fact that one of his boyars went over to the side of the Russian army during the Prussian campaign of Peter I in 1711, caused the Ottoman Porte to suspect that the ruler was disloyal. He was summoned with his family to Constantinople. Upon arrival there in March 1714, during Holy Week, they were all imprisoned in the Yedikule (Seven Tower) fortress. The prisoners were promised to save their lives, but only in exchange for converting to Islam. The pious sovereign resolutely rejected this proposal. On August 15, 1714, on the day of the Assumption of the Mother of God, when the sovereign had just turned 60 years old, he was taken along with everyone to the place of execution. His secretary said that Brynkovyanu managed to address his sons with the last word: “My sons, be bold! We have lost everything we had in this world; let us at least save our souls by washing away all our sins with our blood!”

In the presence of the Sultan, the ambassadors of foreign states, his wife and daughters, who were brought to this cruel spectacle, the ruler and his four sons were beheaded. Yanake Vacarescu, the closest adviser to the ruler, was executed first of all, then the heads of four sons were cut off: Constantine, Stefan, Radu and Matei. And only then, after the ruler witnessed the tragedy of his sons, his turn came. The heads of the holy martyrs were raised up on spikes and carried through Constantinople, and the next day their bodies were thrown into the Bosporus. Christian fishermen fished out the bodies of the saints from the sea and buried them in a Greek monastery on the island of Halki.

On June 20, 1992, the Holy Synod of the Romanian Orthodox Church glorified Constantin Brâncoveanu, his sons and counselor Janache in the host of martyrs. The service was composed and their icons were painted. Commemorating them is determined on August 16. For more details, see: http://www.pravoslavie.ru/orthodoxchurches/41238.htm

[2] In Romania, apart from secular ones, Easter, Christmas, the Annunciation and the day of memory of the Apostle Andrew the First-Called are also national holidays.

[3] In Romania, since 1989, compulsory teaching of the basics of religion in schools from 1st to 10th grade has been introduced.

Kindergarten “Ivan da Marya”

Our group in VK https://vk.com/sadgorsad

Director of the kindergarten – Priest Andrey Savin, phone 8-924-553-33-77

Private preschool educational establishment of the “Kindergarten of a general developmental type with priority implementation of the Orthodox spiritual and moral development “Ivan da Marya” in the city of Ulan-Ude of the Republic of Buryatia of the Ulan-Ude and Buryat Diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate).

Cleric of the Holy Trinity Church in Ulan-Ude Priest Andrey Alexandrovich Savin has been appointed director of the Ivan da Marya Orthodox Kindergarten.

The founder of the kindergarten is an Orthodox religious organization – the Ulan-Ude and Buryat diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate.

Private preschool educational institution “Orthodox kindergarten” Ivan da Marya “is a non-profit organization, but in its activities is guided by the current legislation of the Russian Federation. The content of his activities is determined by the traditions of the Russian Orthodox Church. The kindergarten has a Charter, which spells out the goals, objectives and content of the activities of the ChDO.

The main goals of the activities of the Ivan da Marya PEI are educational activities, comprehensive formation of the child’s personality, including in the traditions of the Russian Orthodox Church, taking into account the characteristics of his physical, mental development, individual capabilities and abilities, preparation for schooling, development and improvement of the educational process, the implementation of additional measures of social support for pupils and employees of ChDOU.

The main tasks of the PEI are:

– protection of life and strengthening of the physical, intellectual and mental health of children, creation of conditions that ensure the emotional well-being of each child;

– ensuring the physical, cognitive, social, aesthetic development of children, the formation of the basic foundations of personality;

– upbringing of spiritual and moral values ​​in children;

– education, taking into account the age categories of children, citizenship, respect for human rights and freedoms, love for the environment, Motherland, family;

– upbringing of children, taking into account pronounced individual mental characteristics, manifestations of giftedness;

— creation of an optimal developing object-spatial environment and conditions for a variety of children’s activities;

– ensuring the child’s right to choose the content, means, forms of self-expression, partners in activities;

— implementation of correction in the personal development of children through the organization of individual and collective activities based on meaningful communication;

– involvement of parents in the educational process, the formation of their competent pedagogical position in relation to their own child;

– implementation of basic and additional general educational programs of preschool education.

Another very important task of the kindergarten “Ivan da Marya” is close interaction with the family, which is carried out through the familiarization of parents with the spiritual values ​​of Orthodoxy, involving them in the educational process of the kindergarten. To this end, the efforts of parents and kindergarten teachers are united in solving a very difficult task – educating future citizens of our country.

The content of the activity of the kindergarten is the upbringing, education, development, health improvement of children aged 1.5 to 7 years; implementation of pre-school education programs, additional educational programs and Orthodox educational programs, as well as programs for working with parents.

The upbringing and education of children in the kindergarten is conducted in Russian, but Church Slavonic is also used.

The kindergarten has its own confessor – priest Roman Nikolaevich Khlybov, who provides spiritual and pastoral care for children and employees of the kindergarten. He helps to create and maintain a spiritual climate in the kindergarten and resolve emerging religious and moral issues, fulfills spiritual requirements and, together with teachers, conducts Orthodox educational events for children. Man is a spiritual being. He strives for physical development and moral perfection. In kindergarten, teachers introduce children to the world of Orthodox traditions through prayer before the start of every activity: classes, meals, walks.

There were no trifles in the work of the kindergarten team from the first day, buying toys, educators chose those that had educational value, did not allow the perversion of the image of God in man (spiderman, monsters, etc.), weapons. Matinees are held in kindergarten in accordance with the church and secular calendar.

One of the goals of Orthodox education is the gradual formation in the child of a clear understanding of the world around him. The result of understanding should be the transformation of the good instincts of a child’s nature into a conscious striving for Truth, for the ideals of goodness and truth, the gradual development of a firm and free will. Spiritual exercises of the mind, feelings and heart of the child are the main means of spiritual and moral education, the main form will be serving the good and serving people.

A distinctive feature of Ivan da Marya is that all aspects of upbringing: mental, aesthetic, moral are nourished by the Orthodox and serve him. The introduction of a child into the Orthodox cultural tradition naturally passes through the reproduction of the annual cycle of holidays, work, games, the use of specially selected books, through the acquaintance of children with musical and pictorial works on gospel stories. All activities in kindergarten are subordinate to the achievement of the main goal – the holistic spiritual and moral development of the personality of a preschool child. The content of the educational process in kindergarten is determined by the educational program of preschool education of the Ivan da Marya ChDOU in accordance with the Federal State Educational Standard.

Opening hours: Our kindergarten is open five days a week from 7.