We have been going for the second month, so far everything is fine. We moved from another kindergarten, which is praised around the city. There are many nuances - for against, I thought for a long time. The big plus in the difference now is that the child does not come home hungry. We used to barely get home, my daughter was crying - I want to eat, I want to eat, despite the fact that she has little teeth. The groups are far from the front door, which means it's warm. There is something to compare it with. The groups are not complete , as they should be. Up to 20-25 children, not all go. The last kindergarten had 32 children (4-5 years old), although private. I like that there is a separate sleeping place in the group, a separate place where they play and it is spacious. The trouble with this in many kindergartens turns out to be when I went to watch. Either there were steep stairs, or a small room where people sleep, eat, and play. There is nothing to add yet
A very good kindergarten! The garden is very clean, the well-thought-out arrangement of playgrounds on the territory, the territory is very well maintained, there are many green spaces. The food is excellent, my fastidious daughter eats everything with pleasure.
A wonderful garden. The staff is on hand, the children are treated well, the food is varied and delicious, walks, classes. The language of instruction is available (Kazakh or Russian). A responsive and humane head, experienced teachers. There are always interesting and varied matinees. Convenient work schedule until 19.00 (I saw the gardens until 18 00)
I didn't like the teacher's attitude to the child very much. Even one day in winter they saw that in the morning they put the children with the window open, after which they immediately took the child away from this institution
+ clean and cozy
- the groups are crowded
- children often get sick (there is no control over the admission of children in the morning)
- there is no online payment (they issue a receipt in the old way)
- obliged to pay the full cost even if the child was ill or on vacation.
From my experience: a child attended this kindergarten for a maximum of 2 weeks (10 days) per month, the rest of the days they were sick (it became more frequent from the moment they visited the kindergarten), while they were forced to pay the full cost of payment every month
Nice garden. The disadvantage is that there is no recalculation if the child gets sick.
The children's nutrition is good. They learned to read and write.
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Асель Г.
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February 21, 2020
A wonderful kindergarten. My daughter and niece visit him. Wonderful educators and teachers. We are very happy with everything!