What are the pre-primary classes?
Pre-primary classes are educational programs designed for young children who are not yet ready to enter primary school. These classes typically serve as a transition between early childhood education (such as preschool or kindergarten) and primary school. Pre-primary classes usually include children between the ages of three and six years old. The curriculum typically focuses on developing basic skills such as language, socialization, motor skills, and early literacy and numeracy.
The specific content and structure of pre-primary classes may vary depending on the country or educational system. In some places, pre-primary classes may be called "nursery school" or "pre-kindergarten." They are often offered by both public and private institutions, such as schools, community centers, or day-cares.
