Qemam Kindergarten

The kindergarten has many advantages, most importantly:

- Provides a supportive educational environment for students

- Implements educational and recreational programs

- Has multiple activity halls

- Provides a fun educational environment

- Designates modern transportation means

- Prepares students for upcoming educational stages

- Follows the British curriculum with the latest educational methods

- Dedicates classes for memorizing the Holy Quran

- Focuses on teaching students daily prayers and knowledge of the Prophet's biography

- Establishes students in both English and Arabic languages

The kindergarten accepts children from the age of 3 years and requires several documents to be submitted to the kindergarten administration, including:

- 5 personal photos of the student

- Student and guardian passport

- Student and guardian ID card

- Vaccination certificate

- Health file

- Health card

Qemam Kindergarten implements many beneficial educational programs for students at this age, which work on developing students' mental, cognitive, motor, social, and emotional skills. The most important of these programs include:

- Reading program

- "Your Body is a Trust" program

- Holy Quran and Hadith memorization program

- Makki Rule teaching program

- Read and Learn program

Yes, there is mixing between girls' and boys' classes within the kindergarten.

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

Qemam Kindergarten follows the British curriculum.

- Spacious and well-equipped classrooms

- Indoor games

- Outdoor games

- Prayer and Quran reading room

- Display screen

- Reception room

- Cinema screening room

- Outdoor courtyards

- Bicycles

- Story library

- Football field

- School buses

Qemam Kindergarten (formerly ABC 123 Kindergarten) is keen on following all strict precautionary measures to ensure student safety within the kindergarten. It continuously sanitizes students' hands and regularly disinfects all areas of the kindergarten.

The kindergarten also has a fire alarm system and trains students to evacuate buildings as quickly as possible in emergency situations.

Additionally, kindergarten teachers attend workshops provided by the Red Crescent in the field of first aid, aiming to acquire experiences and knowledge on how to deal with critical cases.

The kindergarten has also cooperated with Aman Center to organize a lecture under the slogan "Don't Touch Me," aimed at educating students about the importance of their bodies and not allowing anyone to touch them.