Kindergarten

Linoy arrived with her toddler son for an adaptation day at kindergarten — 20 minutes after leaving, she discovered that her son had escaped. A passing teenager heard the 3-year-old shouting: "Mom, mom" — and saved him. According to her, no one from the staff updated her on what happened: "I entrusted them with my treasure, and the trust has been broken."

A kindergarten in Lakiya was set on fire just before the start of the school year. A resident of Tel Sheva was arrested on suspicion of committing the act because his wife was not hired. Officials condemned the attempt to turn the education system into an arena for personal conflicts.

Dozens of children were left without a framework, with hours of notice: Parents of a kindergarten that has been operating for 16 years received a message last night that it would not open this morning - following "pressure from a neighbor". Parents claim that the property owner's car was torched after he received death threats, allegedly from criminals who moved to live on the street: "We were...

Children from the Beit Shemesh kindergarten, whose original building was damaged by a missile strike, began the school year in a new location. Following rapid preparations, the school year started on schedule. Mayor Shmuel Greenberg visited the site to welcome the staff and children to the new facility.

Nitzan was in labor during the terrorists' infiltration into Sderot when Avi Ezra rescued her and her family from the city under fire on October 7. Almost three years later, the man who led them out of the city then will accompany her son, who was born the following day, to his first day of kindergarten.

During an operation by fighters of the Sa'ar unit and the National Guard, in cooperation with detectives from the Rahat station, the forces arrived to carry out a targeted search at a complex in the city of Rahat, near a kindergarten located behind a nursery. During the activity, a report was received about suspects seen tampering with something inside the complex. Following the report, the forces...

With the start of the school year this coming September, a unique and bilingual educational institution will be launched at Atidim Park, which is emerging as one of the most interesting developments for parents of young children in the central region.

About 600 educational aides from approximately 50 municipalities are expected to join the "Ofek BeTnuah" ("Horizon in Motion") program in the 2026/27 school year. The initiative will allow them to earn a bachelor's degree in early childhood education, receive a teaching certificate, and obtain an annual scholarship of 6,000 shekels to help address the national teacher shortage.

During an arrest operation in the town of Sha'ab against those involved in shooting incidents, police found weapons and ammunition hidden on a tin shed in a children's playground. Since the beginning of the year, the police have seized more than 580 weapons in the northern region.

Roi Tsabari explained why he prefers not to send his son to a daycare framework in his early years. "Until he speaks - you shouldn't send him to any framework." When he called on parents to work less in order to be with their children, a debate erupted online: "This is a privilege that many cannot afford."

Police officers from the Rahat station and National Guard fighters raided a residential complex in the city, where a kindergarten operates, and located an M-16 rifle hidden in a sandbox, alongside dozens of bullets and a magazine. A local resident in his 30s was arrested on suspicion of involvement in shooting and possession of weaponry.

A space intended for children was used to store illegal weapons during the summer break. Police arrested the building's owner after discovering a pistol hidden in the attic.

A broken arm of a one-year-old toddler led to the exposure of a series of severe acts of violence at the private “Hiyuchim” kindergarten in Tel Aviv. Indictments have been filed against the assistant and the manager.

Kindergarten owners paid a 40,000 shekel deposit for a protective unit, but the contractor failed to deliver on time. The Atias couple now faces financial losses and reputational damage.

In about 70% of kindergartens and early childhood settings in Israel, the teacher's smartphone, a tablet, or a computer is used at least once or twice a week. In kindergartens for ages 5–6, this figure jumps to 88.9%.