Families first
A city moves forward only when enough families want to understand the model seriously.
Germany · collecting interest. Join the local waitlist to receive updates and help assess whether this city is ready for parent briefings, Experience Days and campus planning.
This city is not an open campus yet. The waitlist shows how many families are serious, what ages they need and which questions matter most before the first local event.
We adapt the legal model to local law — details are published before enrollment opens in this city.
A city moves forward only when enough families want to understand the model seriously.
The first cohort design depends on children’s ages, support needs and parent expectations.
A campus requires guides, a safe location, local partners and formal clarity before families commit.
When enough families join, the next move is a parent briefing. From there the city can progress to an Experience Day and, only if the signals are strong, campus planning.
A local session about the model, legal status, timeline, safety and the questions families ask first.
Children try the rhythm: the learning block, guide support, project work and reflection.
The team evaluates demand, team, location, safety and formal requirements before confirming a campus.
Every campus adapts to its city — from converted industrial spaces to purpose-built learning environments surrounded by nature.
Concept visualizations — actual spaces will vary by city.
Joining the waitlist is not school enrollment. Formal enrollment, pricing and legal terms are published for the city before any binding commitment.