This FAQ section helps parents understand our kindergarten programs, daily routines, assessments, safety measures, and communication methods. It is designed to support parents with reliable information about their child’s early learning experience.
Typically, children aged 4 to 6 years old qualify for kindergarten. Specific age requirements depend on school policy and local guidelines.
Children are assessed through observation, activities, interactive tasks, and simple developmental checklists. The focus is on social, emotional, motor, literacy, and numeracy development, not traditional exams.
Yes. Parents receive a progress report each term, which includes developmental milestones, learning achievements, and teacher observations.
The daily schedule includes learning activities, playtime, storytelling, hands-on learning, meals, rest time, and physical activity. The schedule balances structure and creativity.
Parents may communicate through the parent portal, messaging app, or scheduled parent-teacher meetings. Emergency contact options are available for urgent matters.
The school follows strict safety procedures, including secure entry, supervised play areas, hygiene protocols, and emergency response plans.
Depending on the school policy, meals may be provided daily or parents may be asked to prepare meals. Meal plans consider dietary needs and allergies.