Absolutely! All our educators hold relevant early childhood education qualifications and have extensive experience working with young children. Our team undergoes continuous professional development to stay current with the latest educational practices and child development research.

Primero follows the P.I.E.C.E – Primero International Early Childhood Education framework, which sets it apart from conventional preschools. Our curriculum is built on Play-Based Pedagogy and an International Inquiry Approach, encouraging children to question, explore, and think independently. Through experiential and exploratory learning, children understand concepts deeply rather than memorizing them. We nurture Creativity, Communication, and Confidence alongside strong foundational literacy and numeracy skills. Equal emphasis is given to Emotional Intelligence and ethical values, ensuring holistic development. At Primero, every child grows not just academically, but as a confident, compassionate, and curious learner.

Yes! We encourage parents to visit our facility and meet our team. You can schedule a personalized tour to see our classrooms, play areas, and learning environments.

We believe in strong parent partnerships! We offer monthly parent-teacher conferences, family events.

Preschool builds essential social skills, emotional regulation, and school readiness. Children typically benefit from starting between ages 2-3, depending on their individual development. Early enrollment helps with separation anxiety, routine building, and peer interaction skills.

Our admission process includes an initial inquiry, facility tour, application submission and enrollment meeting.

Our preschool blends the best of Montessori, Waldorf, and Reggio Emilia philosophies to nurture the whole child—mind, body, and spirit. We encourage hands-on exploration, creativity, and independent thinking in a calm, child-led environment. Learning is rooted in real-world experiences, artistic expression, and social collaboration.

Primero International Pre-school helps children adjust to structured routines, follow instructions, and develop focus—skills essential for primary school. Through group activities, they learn to work with others, solve problems, and express themselves confidently. Early exposure to letters, numbers, and classroom behavior builds academic readiness. By the time they enter primary school, children are more independent, adaptable, and emotionally prepared for the next stage of learning.