Friendship kindergarten for the Blind Children

The first specialized kindergarten for blind children in the Arabian Gulf.

Qualified and specialized team in dealing with blind children.

Safe and stimulating educational environment.

Use of modern educational methods and technologies such as Braille.

Comprehensive educational programs covering academic, motor, and social aspects.

Family support with guidance and instructions for dealing with blind children.

Preparing children for successful transition to regular education.

Gradually integrating children into society.

The target age group is from 3 to 6 years.

The child must have total or partial visual impairment.

Children with visual impairments accompanied by other disabilities may be accepted.

Application requires a medical report confirming the visual disability.

For communication and registration, you can use the email [email protected] or call 17623978.

You can contact Friendship Kindergarten for Blind Children directly to learn about payment methods.

You can view the complete details of tuition fees through the school's page on the Mdares.ai platform.

Teaching the Braille method (reading and writing for the blind).

Developing motor and sensory skills to compensate for lack of vision.

Developing social communication skills to improve interaction with others.

Teaching basic life skills to enhance independence in daily activities.

Using assistive technology to facilitate the learning process.

Friendship Kindergarten for Blind Children is located

on Street 39, Riffa Al-Bahir, Riffa, Kingdom of Bahrain.

The educational curriculum at Friendship Kindergarten for Blind Children focuses on rehabilitating blind children from ages 3 to 7, in preparation for their integration into regular schools using the Braille method and assistive technology.

Yes, Friendship Kindergarten for Blind Children accepts both genders in unified classes.

Achieving the first four places in a competition for memorizing the Holy Quran for the blind in Kuwait.

Honoring the teachers of Friendship Kindergarten on Teacher's Day in appreciation of their efforts in educating blind children.

Training in daily life skills to enhance children's independence.

Using assistive tools such as Braille to facilitate learning.

Academic preparation to prepare children for the next educational stage.

Art workshops to teach arts and handicrafts.

Cultural events such as celebrating National Day.

Field trips to enhance social interaction.

Open days to strengthen social bonds with families.

Renovation and updating of facilities to provide an appropriate educational environment.

You can contact Friendship Kindergarten for Blind Children directly to learn about the details.

Specialized educational classrooms.

Sensory tools to develop motor skills.

Various educational media.

Places for interactive activities and events.