EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT (SPB) / AFTER-SCHOOL CARE

INTERNAL SUPPORT

In addition to classes, it is also possible to use our after-school care center, which is coordinated by tjfbg gGmbH.

The after-school care center is located on the ground floor in the middle wing of our school building (virtually next to the school children’s entrance). We offer a total of four large themed rooms in which children can be creative and active.

When the weather is good, we also use our large schoolyard. Together with the educators they play, romp and do handicrafts.

There are three care modules for the Hort:

Early (6:00 to 7:30 a.m.),
Medium (1:30 to 4:00 p.m.) and
Late (4:00 to 6:00 p.m.).

IMPORTANT if you use the after-school care: Please always register your child for the early or late after-school care so that we know who is there and who has been picked up.

HOW CAN I USE THE HORT?

Please note: As of recently, there are two different eFöb applications for open (regular track) and affiliated (SESB) full-day schools. Please make sure you select the correct one!

To use the after-school care program, you must first apply for an after-school care voucher (also known as an “Application for Supplemental Support and Care at an (open/closed) All-Day School”) from the Youth Welfare Office. You can find, download, and fill out the application forms here, then send them to the Youth Welfare Office.
Please submit the approved certificate of need in digital form to our school’s social education department (the after-school care director’s office is in Room S11)—all further arrangements will be handled there.

Childcare is free of charge for the first, second and third classes in the regular branch from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (The peripheral modules are also free of charge if required). Likewise for all children of the SESB classes.

Please make sure your after-school care voucher is valid. As a rule, the first voucher is valid for grades 1-3, after which they often need a new voucher for each school year. It is important that you always make sure that your voucher is up to date, because unfortunately we cannot care for children with expired after-school care vouchers.

More information about the after-school care voucher

What happens in the SpB?

Each class in grades one to three of our school has a reference teacher who takes care of the special needs of the children in that class. The educators are also responsible for the teaching unit ‘UeA’, which means ‘unterrichtsergänzendes Angebot’ (supplementary offer). Here the needs of the class are addressed and/or projects are worked on that were designed to accompany the lessons. In addition, the educator accompanies lunch and partly the lessons.

Grade four to six are accompanied by a team of educators. These are also responsible for UeAs, classroom support and lunch. Here, our pedagogical goal is to accompany the children step by step into their own responsibility and thus prepare them for secondary schools.

In addition, the teachers offer learning time twice a week in all classes. This time can be used to catch up on lessons or improve reading skills.

A social learning lesson is also planned for each class. Social topics relevant to the class are dealt with there. Otherwise, topics from the school’s internal social learning curriculum will be offered.

An open after-school program is available for the monlingual classes. Here we offer, in addition to free play, also smaller projects and a regular homework time.

The team

Aibangbee, Bettina – b.aibangbee@tjfbg.de
Asoh, Cecilia – c.asoh@tjfbg.de
Bodmann, Jonas – j.bodmann-dukker@tjfbg.de
Bode, Siri (FSJ) – fsj.quentin-blake@tjfbg.de
Boz, Zeynep – z.boz@tjfbg.de
Broy, Fabian (Deputy Coordinator) – f.broy@tjfbg.de
Dragon, Samanta – s.dragon@tjfbg.de
Drachev, Denis – d.dratschew@tjfbg.de
Thirty, Uwe – u.dreissig@tjfbg.de
Ferm, Anna – a.ferm@tjfbg.de
Harding, Matthew – m.harding@tjfbg.de
Hopp, David – d.hopp@tjfbg.de
Ingwe, Dorothy – d.ingwe@tjfbg.de
Jankuhn, Marius – m.jankuhn@tjfbg.de
Jess, Dan – d.jess@tjfbg.de
Klonsdorf, Aaron – a.klonsdorf@tjfbg.de
Nguyen, Amy – a.nguyen@tjfbg.de
Passon, Sören (Coordinating Educator) – s.passon@tjfbg.de
Schwank, Hanna – h.schwank@tjfbg.de
Tsybenova, Valeriya – v.tsybenova@tjfbg.de
Ulutürk, Hazal – h.ulutuerk@tjfbg.de
Wenzel Santana, Manuel – m.wenzel@tjfbg.de
Widera, Mirella – m.widera@tjfbg.de
White, Lynda – l.white@tjfbg.de
Wonneberger, Aylin (dual student) – a.wonneberger@tjfbg.de

In order to provide our students and families with additional childcare services, we work together with an independent child and youth welfare organization. This carrier is responsible for the educators, hires them and coordinates their work at our school. Each class in grades one to three of our school has a reference teacher who takes care of the special needs of the children in that class. The educators are also responsible for the teaching unit ‘UeA’, which means ‘unterrichtsergänzendes Angebot’ (supplementary offer). Here the needs of the class are addressed and/or projects are worked on that were designed to accompany the lessons.

www.tjfbg.de

OUR CARRIER

Carrier der Quentin-Blake Grundschule ist die Technische Jugendfreizeit- und Bildungsgesellschaft (tjfbg) gGmbH. Sie verknüpft die Vielfalt von Technik, Jugend, Freizeit und Bildung. In Projekten werden Naturwissenschaft und Technik unter Einbindung von Sozialpädagogik zu einem besonderen Erlebnis. Die tjfbg gGmbH ist als Träger der freien Jugendhilfe im Land Berlin anerkannt und seit über 30 Jahren bundesweit tätig.

Technische Jugendfreizeit- und Bildungsgesellschaft (tjfbg) gGmbH
Alt-Stralau 37-39 · 10245 Berlin · www.tjfbg.de
Geschäftsführer: Thomas Hänsgen M.A.
Amtsgericht Berlin-Charlottenburg HRB 121600 B