Prekindergarten is a program designed for children who are too young to attend kindergarten. It is intended to provide children with a foundation for learning and development before they start formal schooling.

Prekindergarten typically serves children between the ages of 3 and 5, depending on the school or program.

The curriculum for prekindergarten typically includes activities that promote learning and development in areas such as language and literacy, math, science, social studies, and the arts. It may also include activities that promote social and emotional development, physical fitness, and health and nutrition.

The length of the prekindergarten program can vary depending on the school or program. At Madrasah our prekindergarten program is half-day programs.

To enroll your child in our prekindergarten program, contact us directly by filling the contact us form provided on this website.

Prekindergarten can provide children with a foundation for learning and development that can have lasting benefits. It can help children develop social, emotional, cognitive, and motor skills that are essential for future academic and social success. Prekindergarten can also help to prepare children for the transition to kindergarten and beyond.

The class size in a prekindergarten program at Madrasah is limited to 4-8 students per class.

Prekindergarten is not mandatory. However, some schools may require children to attend an interview before they enrol into the school and so its important that your child is ready for the interview to ensure acceptance at the desired school.

You can support your child’s learning at home during prekindergarten by reading to them regularly, providing opportunities for play and exploration, encouraging curiosity and questions, and providing a supportive and positive learning environment. You can also work with your child’s teacher to identify areas where your child may need additional support or enrichment.