Choosing The Right Preschool/Kindergarten For Your Child
Preschool/kindergarten is a stepping stone to the next big stage in a child’s life and by attending an early learning preschool/kindergarten children are able to experience a learning setting that is designed to be a transition from early childhood to primary school.
There are many factors parents need to consider when choosing a preschool/kindergarten for their child. The best place to start is by compiling a list of preschools/kindergartens near you and organising a tour of each of them. To help with this process, and your final decision, we have created a Tour Checklist which you can click here to view and print.
We welcome you to book a tour at your local Only About Children campus, talk directly to our incredible educators and find out if our preschool/kindergarten program suits you and your family’s needs.
Learn more about our holistic approach to learning with preschool/kindergarten children at Only About Children.
You can find more information about Only About Children’s preschool/kindergarten programs here:
Only About Children can help your child to grow, make friends and explore the world.
Only About Children can help your child to grow, make friends and explore the world.
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