FAQ for Warangal Parents
Pre‑KG Admission FAQ: Warangal
Pre-KG is your child's first formal step into school, and most Warangal parents have more questions than answers when they begin the journey. From the right age to start, to whether the child is school-ready, to how a Pre-KG day actually unfolds, this FAQ collects the questions we hear most often at Yajur Public School in Hanamkonda.
Frequently asked questions
What is the right age for Pre-KG admission?
A child should be 3 years old as of 1 June of the academic year. For the 2026-27 academic year at Yajur Public School, children born on or before 1 June 2023 are eligible.
How do I know my child is ready for Pre-KG?
Look for these signals: the child can separate from a parent for 2-3 hours, communicates basic needs verbally, and shows interest in peers or activities. Toilet training is helpful but not mandatory: we support children through the transition.
What does a typical Pre-KG day look like?
At Yajur Public School Pre-KG runs from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM. The day is structured around circle time, free play, structured learning blocks (phonics, numbers, art), snack break and outdoor play. Each activity is short and rotated to match a 3-year-old's attention span.
What is the student-to-teacher ratio in Pre-KG?
Our Pre-KG sections are kept small with a dedicated class teacher and an assistant for every group, ensuring close attention to every child during the most formative year.
What curriculum does Pre-KG follow?
We follow an Oxford International Curriculum-aligned early-years framework focused on language, numeracy, motor skills and socio-emotional development through play-based learning rather than worksheets.
Do I need to send food and a water bottle?
Yes, a clearly-labelled water bottle and a small healthy snack are required. Avoid chocolates, juice boxes and packaged snacks. We share a parent handbook with a snack guide on admission.
Will my child be safe? What about toilet accidents?
Yes. We have CCTV across common areas, supervised washrooms with female attendants for the early years, and a no-judgement protocol for toilet accidents. Spare clothes are kept in school for emergencies.
Can I drop in or pick up at non-standard times?
Yes, with prior intimation to the class teacher or the front office. Walk-ins during class time are not allowed for safety reasons, but scheduled drop-ins are accommodated, especially during the first two weeks.
How is the first month structured for new Pre-KG children?
We follow a settling-in plan: shorter days in week 1, gradual extension through week 2, full schedule from week 3. Parents receive a daily update for the first two weeks so the transition is collaborative.
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Ready to take the next step?
Apply to Yajur Public School for the 2026-27 academic year. Pre-KG to Class 9: Oxford International Curriculum. Hunter Road, Sri Ram Colony, Postal Colony, Subedari, Hanamkonda, Warangal, Telangana 506001: +91 88866 63636.
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