where can my child start school at the age of 3.?

Answer 1

A preschool is the only option I can think of. Typically they are not all day nor are they every day of the week.

Answer 2

Many child-care companies, large and small, offer comprehensive, full-day preschool programs. I used to be a director for KinderCare Learning Centers, and they have a really academic preschool and prek program. In these programs, children receive early reading instruction, math, sensory experience, science, you name it. This isn't a plug for KinderCare, most of the other corporate ECE programs offer the same thing, and also many smaller schools as well. There is likely a wonderful option out there that will offer your child the intellectual stimulation he/she needs, while still meeting his three year old needs as well. It's important to realize that even though some children are exceptionally bright at three or four, the schools still require children to be five in order to ensure that have the time they need to mature in all areas, physical, intellectual, social, and emotional. The preschool years are so magical, don't feel too rushed!

Answer 3

All public schools that I know of require a child to be 5 by the first day of school. You can call private schools but the youngest I've heard of was a 4 year old kindergarten. The other option is pre-school.

Answer 4

All state funded preschools (usually found through your local elementary school) will enroll your child starting at 3 years old. His/her first year of preschool will generally be 2-3 days per week for 3 hours. The second year of preschool will generally be 4-5 days per week for 3 hours. Then he is eligible to start kindergarten.

Answer 5

My son started at Kindercare when he was 2 and a half when I went back to work. They provide childcare Monday through Friday all day. It is not just daycare. They teach kids, that is where my son learned his letters and counting and they even had optional Hooked on Phonics. They do it in a fun low pressure way. He loved it. My son is now 7 and does really well in school and is a great reader. I fully believe his early preschool contributed to his current success. Look for a preschool that will actually teach him things, not someone who justs keeps your child all day.

Answer 6

In england you can start play school at 3

Answer 7

Preschool is your best option. Unless your child is a genius. If that is the case you would have to seek educational services beyond that of a normal 3 year old.

Good Luck

Answer 8

He/she is way too young for school. You need to work with the child at home in order for him/her to be ready for kindergarten at age 5.
Go to Toys R Us and buy some flash cards; alphabet letters, numbers, shapes and colors. One the alphabet letter are learned; have your child practice printing their name on paper. The more your child knows, before starting kindergarten, the easier it will be for him/her. They need to know the alphabet, how to print their name, their address, their phone number, numbers, shapes and colors. You can do this for him/her. Begin NOW!

Answer 9

In China or England. They are the only countrys that start kids that young. Unless u meant "Preschool"

Answer 10

i would say try a a Head Start Program , pre-schools here you ahve to be 4 i think and 5 for kindergraden, head start is good because its not a pre school or regular school but they will be learning (or should be learning) things they would in regular school