My son was born in November 2006. When will he be due to start nursery? I cant work out when it will be?

Question

My son was born in November 2006. When will he be due to start nursery? I cant work out when it will be?

Answer 1

u can send children to pre school from the age of three and it is government funded. then they start full time school when they are four .i think it is important for children to mix with others there own age and get them ready for the structure of learning from an earlier age then u will have a happy confident child. so he would be able to start Jan 2010 other wise u could pay for nursery sessions for a few hours a wk if u think he is ready and needs more interaction

Answer 2

It depends where you live. In the county I live in Wales children start nursery when they're 2 and a half and move up to primary school when they're 4. Both my daughters started nursery at this age and absolutely loved it. They made so many friends who went to the same primary school, and they're still friends to this day. If you do have to pay for nursery sessions, you could claim for this on your Tax Credits (if the nursery is registered with the local authority) Hope this helps!

Answer 3

I don't know where you are but normlly in missouri children start preschool or headstart when they are 3 or 4 years old.  They must be three by August first though.  EXample:  If they turn three before August 1st this year they would go to preschool next school year.

Answer 4

A child can start nursery school at age four in most states ( in the US)

Answer 5

It really depends on the state for i work for a day care and we have kids that in my class that our 2 years old and isnt potty trained and we are teaching them how to write there names and learn the abc's

Answer 6

I wouldn't send him away from you if you can at all avoid it, especially too young.

Answer 7

you can send him next september for some programs as long as he is potty trained.  But you minght have to wait until September 2010 again depending on the program!