Pre Primary School for Nursery, KG I and KG II

Our pre primary section gives children aged 3 to 5 a warm, happy start to school. In Nursery, KG I and KG II, children learn through play, stories, rhymes and hands-on activities, guided by teachers who are patient and genuinely care. Along the way, they pick up early reading, numbers, short surahs and good manners, so by the end of KG II they walk into Class 1 confident and ready to learn.

Age 3 to 5

Where little learners feel ready to shine

The first years of school should be full of wonder, not pressure. In our pre primary classrooms, children learn through play, conversation, art and simple daily routines that help them feel safe and settled. Step by step, they gain the confidence to speak up, try new things and do more on their own.

Three young girls smiling in front of a colorful classroom board
Pre-primary children posing in front of a winter-themed display

A strong beginning is built in the smallest moments

The question a child feels safe to ask. The friend they learn to wait for. The drawing they can’t wait to show at home. In the pre primary years, these little moments shape how a child feels about school, and how confidently they face the world outside it.

We give every child time to settle in, space to explore and gentle encouragement to keep trying, even when something feels new or difficult.

Growing with confidence

A Caring Partnership From the Very First Day

Starting school is a big milestone for the whole family. That’s why we stay closely connected with parents throughout the pre primary years, through regular updates, parent-teacher meetings and open conversations whenever you need us. When home and school share the same message of love and encouragement, children settle in faster and grow more confident.

Want to learn more about why the early years matter so much? UNICEF’s guide to early childhood development and UNESCO’s early childhood education resources are both helpful reads for parents.

Every Picture Tells a Story of Discovery

Take a look inside our pre primary classrooms. Every photo here is a real moment from everyday school life, whether it’s a busy craft table, a story circle, a winter party or a child proudly holding up their latest creation. These are the moments where our little learners explore, make friends and grow more confident each day.

Young girl seated at a table in a pre-primary class
Pre-primary girl playing with a blue balloon
Pre-primary boy concentrating on a classroom activity
Pre-primary girl playing with a blue balloon

Pre Primary FAQs for Parents

Choosing the right school for your little one is a big decision, and it’s natural to have questions. Here are the answers parents ask us most often about our Nursery, KG I and KG II classes, from what children learn to how we help them settle in.

Can’t find what you’re looking for? Our admissions team is always happy to talk and help your family feel prepared.

Children build early reading through phonics, recognise numbers and shapes, and develop listening, speaking and fine motor skills.They also learn short surahs, daily duas and good manners.Everything is taught through play, stories and hands-on activities suited to their age.

Feeling nervous at first is completely normal. Our teachers are patient and caring, the daily routine is simple and predictable, and we stay in close touch with parents during the first few weeks so every child feels safe and supported.

Islamic values are part of everyday school life. Children learn short surahs, daily duas and stories of the Prophets, and practise good manners like saying salaam, sharing, being kind and saying thank you.

Children should be 3 years old for Nursery, 4 for KG I and 5 for KG II.

Fill out the form on our Admission page or call us on 0301 205 1888 to book a campus visit. Our team will guide you through the age requirements, documents and next steps.

Give Your Child a Joyful First Chapter

Admissions are now open for Nursery, KG I and KG II. Visit our campus, meet our teachers and see how our pre primary classes give children a happy, confident start to school.