Základní škola a mateřská škola Kyselka - Radošov 75

Kyselka Elementary and Kindergarten is housed in a beautiful building - originally it was a luxury villa, which belonged to the architect Antonín Mick, who was a collaborator of J. Mattoni. In 1902, the widow of the architect, the congregation of the Sisters of St. Crosses on the condition that he establishes a broadcaster here. As the villa was not enough, a monastery with a siiročinec was built between 1903 and 1904. In 1928, an infant shelter was added. After the departure of the nuns in 1952, a primary school was established here. Today, the building offers lessons from 1st to 9th grade. Kyselka Elementary School and Kindergarten also includes a dining room, a farm building with a school kitchen, a school club and a sports hall. Pupils of up to nine surrounding municipalities commute to school. Kyselka Elementary and Nursery School is housed in a beautiful building - originally it was a luxury villa belonging to the architect Antonín Mick, who was a collaborator of J. Mattoni. In 1902 it was donated together with the garden by the widow of architect to the Sisters of St. Cross with the condition that it will become a children's Home. Since the villa was not enough for that purpose, a monastery with a Siberian was built in 1903 - 1904. In 1928, a refuge for infants was attached. After the nuns left this place in 1952 the Primary School was established here. Today the building offers lessons from 1st to 9th class. Kyselka elementary and nursery school also includes a dining room, a farm building with a school kitchen, a school club and a sports hall. Pupils of up to nine surrounding municipalities commute to the school.