Al shataa national kindergarten

• Enhance children's skills in reading, writing, and counting in a fun and innovative way suitable for their ages.

• Work on developing social, emotional, and physical aspects of children to build confident and independent personalities.

• Provide diverse activities that stimulate creative thinking and the ability to solve problems in innovative ways.

• Teach children the principles of respect, cooperation, and honesty in line with the teachings of our Islamic religion and community values.

• Make the learning process enjoyable to motivate children to explore, research, and develop a love for lifelong learning.

• Ensure a safe, stimulating, and psychologically and socially supportive educational environment for children.

• Build a strong partnership with parents to ensure monitoring of the child's development and enhancing their role within the kindergarten and at home.

• The minimum admission age is set at four years as of October 1 of the academic year applied for, and admission is made in descending order from older to younger until the number is complete.

• Conduct a personal interview for the child and the parent.

• Fill out the application form available at the kindergarten.

• Free Activity Programs: Focus on meeting the child's emotional, social, and mental needs, where the child chooses activities themselves and engages in play that reflects their level of development.

• Intellectual Activity Programs: Based on self-learning, where the child learns and works according to their inclinations and personal requirements, relying on their abilities and skills without adult intervention.

• Academic Activity Programs: Include daily training for children on reading, math, and linguistic expression skills through organized educational periods.

• Compensatory Programs: Aim to develop children's fine motor and sensory perception skills, in addition to pre-reading skills and teaching the alphabet.

• Teaching letters and numbers and developing early reading and writing skills.

• Drawing, coloring, and handicrafts that help develop fine motor skills and creativity.

• Movement and sports activities.

• Teaching children songs and chants to develop musical sense and language skills.

• Organizing educational and recreational trips to introduce children to the surrounding environment and enhance practical learning.

• Encouraging teamwork and social interaction through group play and joint activities

Yes, Al-Shati Private Kindergarten provides transportation services.

• Modern educational halls equipped with educational tools appropriate for children's developmental stages.

• Safe recreational spaces: Areas designated for recreational and movement activities.

• Small library encouraging children to explore books and love reading.

• Rooms for handicrafts to develop children's creativity and arts skills.

• Dedicated health facilities designed to ensure children's comfort and safety.

• Conduct periodic cleaning of all school facilities, including classrooms, toilets, and shared facilities, to ensure a healthy environment.

• Provide waste containers throughout the school and ensure they are regularly emptied, with proper handling of biological and chemical waste.

• Provide clean and safe drinking water for all students and staff with regular maintenance of water systems.

• Ensure that sports equipment is safe and fit for use, provide supervision by qualified trainers, and provide a first aid kit near sports activity areas.

• Advance planning for trips, identifying safe routes, providing an adequate number of qualified supervisors, and ensuring means of communication between supervisors and school administration during trips.

• Educating students and staff about the risks of bullying and how to deal with it, establishing clear anti-bullying policies and applying them strictly, and providing psychological and social support for affected students.

• Providing psychological support programs for students and staff, creating a supportive school environment that encourages expression of feelings and problems, and training staff on how to recognize and deal with signs of psychological distress.