What is a typical day of a child in a pre-school? What is the average cost of the pre-school?
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Spending in absolute terms goes up with family income and education (e.g., a mean of $11,652 for families making more than $150k a year contrasted with $5,900 for families making from $50-60k a year). Conversely, spending as a percentage of family income goes down with rising socioeconomic status (e.g., 7% for families making $100-$150k vs. 12% for those making from $50-60k). Spending is inverse to the age of the child (e.g., $10,400 for infants vs. $6,500 for four-year-olds).
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Here is a daily schedule of a preschool.
Arrival: Children arrive sharply at 8.30am. By 8.30am all the children are there in the school.
Morning assembly: Everyone gather in the assembly hall for morning assembly for school
Prayer.
Rhymes time: 9.00 to 9.30 its rhyme time. They enjoy singing different rhymes.
Writing: 9.30 to 10.00am, children practice writing alphabets, numbers, different patterns.
Lunch time: 10.00 to 10.30am we have lunch time. They eat together and share their food.
Story/ activity time: 10.30 to 11.00 am its story time for children. Sometimes they end up
doing different activities.
Departure: At 11.00am, they get ready to go home.
Average cost of a preschool: In a preschool, parents need to pay for school uniform which includes dress, cap, bag, PE uniform, small bag, iD card. They also need to pay for Books and stationery. Stationery includes pencil set, eraser set, crayons, water colour, craft papers.
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