Kidzworld Kindergarten

Kidz World Kindergarten is founded on the guiding principle of providing an education based upon the assurance of high quality teaching and learning.

Our kindergarten has grown significantly in the past couple of years but we are still a very close community and are always thinking of new ways that children can learn a lot in the most fun way.

Children can learn Arabic daily and twice a week children can join The Quran or French classes during school time (All optional). We have a dedicated learning support teacher for children whose English is a second or third language. We always have a nurse at school, and we keep in close communication with our parents by email, SMS, apps and regular face to face meetings.

We have grown significantly in the past couple of years, but we are still a very close community and are always thinking of new ways that children can learn a lot in the most fun way.

Kidz World Kindergarten is a place with a difference. We provide high quality standards of education in a friendly learning environment, based on the British Curriculum. Our educational activities provide opportunities for children to reach their full potential through a well planned academic programme along with a variety of extra-curricular activities.Our kindergarten offers an international experience for the children through a multinational mix.

Our teaching staff consists of qualified and experienced teachers. We ensure that students are taught in a caring and nurturing manner.We implement an ongoing programme of workshops to help teaching staff to become familiar with the latest developments in education. Children who study the British Curriculum learn by playing and exploring, being active, and through creative and critical thinking which takes place both indoors and outside.Your child will be learning skills, acquiring new knowledge and demonstrating their understanding through 7 areas of learning and development.

In September the children move into the nursery classes (3-4 years), here the children start learning to recognise and write their numbers and sounds. The children have now become more independent and creative. Drawing pictures, telling stories and role play is a large part of the learning in this year. Every month parents will be emailed a newsletter which will let them know exactly what learning objectives are being covered for that month.