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What's the difference between "nursery", "kindergarten" and "child care"?

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Question added by Lana Oudeh , PR Coordinator , Al Ghanem
Date Posted: 2018/02/18
Maricel Carpio
by Maricel Carpio , Insurance Manager and Coordinator , Primecare

Kindergarten is when a child is officially enrolled in a normal school. It is the first step of formal education with a standard curriculum while nursery and childcare are more of a learning and/or daycare centers where children can also learn early education with no standard curriculum. 

ايمن محمد عاطف محمد
by ايمن محمد عاطف محمد , Director of the control and regulation unit , ACOLID

Nursery is for when the kid is a baby

kindergarten is for when the kid is 5

child care is day care, for when you're out and have no baby sitter.

Mamoun elbaghir abdalla mhamad Eltayeb
by Mamoun elbaghir abdalla mhamad Eltayeb , Insurance agent / Producer , Albaraka Insurance Company

Thank you , the question's area is some how not related to insurance , therefor unable to answer.

Best wishes

nursery of the first the birth of the child to 3 years, kindergarten from 3 to 5 years,  child care be one year pre the first row Elementary school.

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