The word 'preschools' is a valid and commonly used word in written English.
It refers to educational institutions for young children, typically between the ages of 3 and 5, that are designed to prepare them for elementary school. Example: "I'm researching preschools in our area for my daughter's enrollment next year."
Central ministries are keen to invest, Mr Lu says, but they want to spend their cash on things that officials crave more than children do—like buildings in villages for each ministry.For Mr Lu one kind of building does promise a big payoff village early-education centres, or preschools.
There are better debates to have, such as how to offer more preschools or to find and promote the best teachers.
Rich and poor are enrolled in the same health insurance systems, they send their children to the same public preschools, they receive the same family allowances and so on.
The territory is well served by government preschools and primary schools.
Although preschool enrollments more than doubled to approximately 100 million between 1975 and 2000, in many countries access was not always guaranteed to the poorest and most marginalized members of society, and private preschools frequently accounted for a majority of the options available to parents.
A higher proportion of children in Canberra attend preschools than in most parts of Australia.
There continued to be a strong private (mainly Roman Catholic) interest in preschools and in teacher training for elementary and preschool levels.
"I think the next step is about going into preschools.
Explaining her own vision for curbing homophobia among future generations, Ms Hunt said: "I think the next step is about going into preschools.
Ministers will also commit themselves to increasing the rate paid to nurseries and preschools to which look after small children.
A few months ago, I was alarmed to read a report from the Department of Education Office for Civil Rights showing that more than 8,000 children from public preschools across the country were suspended at least once in a school year, many more than once.
