How can parents find out about their my child’s learning progress in the preschool?

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Typically, regular observations, documentations and assessment of individual children’s learning and development are recorded and shared with parents at least once in 6 months. For infants, the documentation and assessments are recorded and shared with parents at least once in 3 months. Parents can also approach your child's educators to check on their child's progress.

How can parents find out about their my child’s learning progress in the preschool?

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