Basisschool de Drijfveer

I have been on De Drijfveer with great pleasure. Everyone knows each other and many fun activities are organized. I look back with great pleasure.

Fine, small-scale and involved school where the child is actually seen. Thinking and moving along. Enthusiastic teachers and parents who go for it together.

Our daughter is now in group 2 of the Drijfveer and I am very happy with the choice for this school. Our girl likes to go to school! There is a pleasant atmosphere, there is literally a lot of space to play, move and of course learn. The school engages in discovery learning and moving learning, which makes learning fun, exciting and challenging. On the basis of monsters such as 'Nettie', 'Sam & Sterk', 'Empa & Thie', the children learn about various character traits that are important for lifelong learning. Something that I think is very important in today's society. What makes this school extra nice is that all children know each other and play with each other, including children from the highest and lowest groups. This makes it feel very safe at school and it is very cozy!

My 3 children differ a lot from each other: in terms of temperament, ease of remembering and reading, and all three went to the Motivation with great pleasure. The team teaching principle gives children the opportunity to enjoy the power of multiple teachers, while I see that each child is appropriately encouraged to be themselves and get the best out of themselves. Probably because such a safe environment is created. I like to drive an extra mile for it :-).

De Drijfveer is a small, nice school where (our) children feel completely at home. They love to go there and come home enthusiastically. The team of teachers radiates enormous involvement, so that everyone (parents, children and teachers) somehow goes the extra mile for each other. I am very satisfied with the peace and quiet and the social interaction between the children. Everybody knows each other. In the supermarket, the youngest people are greeted without embarrassment by the superstructures. I am proud that we are part of this school with our children.