Gråtass Barnehage Torp
Operates kindergartens with 12 departments across four units in Fredrikstad, Norway, for children and families
About Gråtass Barnehage Torp
Gråtass Barnehage Torp AS runs kindergarten (barnehage) services for children in Fredrikstad, Norway. The company operates 12 departments across four units: Torp, Skjærviken, Fagen and Veelstoppen.
Its customers are families with young children looking for a kindergarten place, which the website invites them to search for online.
The company was founded in 2004 and is registered as an AS with its headquarters in Torp, Fredrikstad.
Product: Full-day kindergarten places for children across 12 departments in four units in Fredrikstad.
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