![]() ![]() Some preschools are run by the local or state government, others by private companies, independent schools or volunteer parents. At others, children stay all day and have lunch. Some, known as sessional preschools, teach children for a few hours a day. There are different types of preschool and kindergarten in different states. Sending children to preschool early may be especially important for children who need extra support - for example, if their first language isn't English, or if they come from a disadvantaged background. Research has shown that 2 years of preschool - which is offered in many other countries - helps children to be better prepared for school, with better literacy, emotional and social skills. You can find out about preschool in your state or territory on the Raising Children Network website. ![]() Some preschools also have programs for 3 year-olds.Įach state offers preschool at different ages. In Australia, most children who go to preschool are 4 or 5. Preschool education is designed for children aged between 3 and 5. In Australia, every child is entitled to free or subsidised preschool for 15 hours a week (or 600 hours in a year). In some states, preschool is called kindergarten or 'kindy'. Preschool usually involves being taught by a qualified teacher in a dedicated preschool, although preschool programs are sometimes offered in long day-care centres and other types of child care. Preschool usually involves shorter hours than long day care and educates your child through play. Preschool and preschool programs are designed to educate children aged 3 to 5. This article can help you decide whether preschool is right for your child. Preschool is one of the many child care and education options available to parents of young children before their child starts full-time ('big') school. Related information on Australian websites.What are the benefits of attending preschool?.What is the best age to start preschool?. ![]()
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