For parents
Your child has plans. So do you.
For the afternoons when school’s out but work isn’t.
In Halle Leise we’re planning room for your work, a break or a conversation – in the same building as your child. What’s included in the package is still to be decided.
Free and non-binding. No payment.
Halle Leise
- DesksLaptop open while your child builds, explores or runs wild in the same building.Planned
- Phone boothsFor the call that can’t wait: door shut, off you go.Planned
- Meeting roomFor a conversation for two or three, without an audience.Planned
- CaféFor a break or a chat with other parents.Planned
- Quiet reading cornersA few pages just for you.Planned
All planned, none of it bookable today. What’s in the package will be set out in black and white before any possible contract.
PSSST!
Halle Leise has its own rules: whisper, walk on tiptoe, let the grown-ups work.
Work. Laptop open, head in the game: desks, phone booths and a meeting room are planned.
Breathe. A coffee that’s still warm when you drink it. A book. Or ten minutes of nothing at all.
Join in. Lend a hand at the workbench, run wild together at the weekend, eat together in the Sternchenküche.
Your afternoon
What would your child do here?
Three quick questions, one example afternoon. No names, no sign-up.
Here’s how your child’s afternoon could look
ExampleExample: age 6–8, loves building and climbing
WORK HARD.you
You work with focus in Halle Leise.
You take a call in peace in a phone booth.
You close the laptop – done for the day.
PLAY HARD.your child
1 · Get going
Builds a birdhouse from real wood – measuring, sawing and driving in screws.
Along the way, your child practises: Measuring, planning, handling tools
Room: workshop (planning stage)2 · In the thick of it
Takes on a new route on the climbing wall – with help first, then on their own.
Along the way, your child practises: Strength, planning, daring
Room: Halle Laut (planning stage)3 · To finish
Showing what they made – and telling you about it on the way home.
On the way home
Example Made-up lines, real plans.
Your child says:
- “I built a birdhouse. Let’s hang it up!”
- “I climbed all the way to the top.”
You say:
“I finally got some quiet work done.”
And then they show you what they made.
Illustrative example – not a timetable, a booking or a promise.Who is with your child?
More examples
Example: age 3–5, loves painting & making and climbing & running wild
WORK HARD.you
You work with focus in Halle Leise.
You take a call in peace in a phone booth.
You close the laptop – done for the day.
PLAY HARD.your child
1 · Get going
Paints with big brushes on big surfaces – hands very much allowed.
Along the way, your child practises: Colours, shapes, expressing themselves
Room: studio (planning stage)2 · In the thick of it
Climbs, slides and balances their way right across Halle Laut.
Along the way, your child practises: Movement, balance, daring
Room: Halle Laut (planning stage)3 · To finish
Showing what they made – and telling you about it on the way home.
Example: age 9–12, loves tech & coding and football
WORK HARD.you
You work with focus in Halle Leise.
You take a call in peace in a phone booth.
You close the laptop – done for the day.
PLAY HARD.your child
1 · Get going
Builds a small game and asks: how does an AI actually decide?
Along the way, your child practises: Creating, not just using; asking critical questions
Room: code studio (planning stage)2 · In the thick of it
Practises passing moves and tries them out in a match.
Along the way, your child practises: Communicating, reading the game, thinking as a team
Room: futsal pitch (planning stage)3 · To finish
Showing what they made – and telling you about it on the way home.
Who is with your child?
- Planned
- You’re in the same building as your child, and in classes an adult course leader shows them how it’s done.
- Still open
- Who leads the classes and with what qualifications, from what age children take part without you, and whether you may leave the building.
Until then we don’t promise any care without a parent present. Once the model is set, we’ll explain it here – clearly and simply.
Time together
Themed birthdays
Scavenger hunt, costume party, a mini sports day or kids’ karaoke.
PlannedWildweekends
Weekends with kids’ DJs, mini concerts and lots of room to let off steam.
PlannedHoliday workshops
Building, crafting and trying things out while school’s off.
PlannedSternchenküche
Snacks, supper and freshly packed lunchboxes for the next day.
Planned
Planned. Booking, prices and whether it’s included in membership are still to be decided.
Questions from parents
Can I work there?
Desks, phone booths and a meeting room are planned in Halle Leise. What’s included in the package is still to be decided – it will be set out in black and white before any possible contract. To be honest: we don’t promise total silence, a fixed desk or free headphones.
Isn’t the school’s all-day programme enough?
For many families, the school’s all-day programme is a good foundation. TRALLAFITTY is meant as an additional place. Opening hours are still to be decided.
Who counts as an adult?
Whether grandparents, an au pair or another carer can use the package, for example, is still to be decided.
Another appointment? Our child’s schedule is full already.
Whether there will be fixed classes, and how often, is still to be decided. Free time to run around is part of the concept too – not every afternoon has to be a class.
For all the “look at this!” moments still to come.
Join for free, no strings attached. We’ll be in touch once there’s reliable news.
