Adzkia Daycare, Preschool & Kindergarten

zuly prima

5

"Great school!"

Syifa Maulida

5

"A very friendly place for my niece🫶 thank u adzkia"

Ervi Ritya

5

"Montessori, Islamic Values, and bilingualism are perfect. Alhamdulillah, while there are bound to be shortcomings in any school, Adzkia has had many positive impacts so far. Our 2-year-old child has enrolled in preschool here and has made significant progress in just three months. Because my child was born 7 months premature, he's not very active, typically calm and playful, and he decides what to do with himself. After researching his personality, I found that Montessori is more suited to the Montessori method. We also researched the active learning method at a neighboring school, which might be more group-skill and traditional-based. However, based on our research and understanding of the calm and playful nature of children, Montessori is more suited to the focus on independence and adapting to each child's individual pace, problem-solving and creativity, with teachers acting as facilitators who don't dictate but rather guide the child's creativity. It doesn't focus on a grading system or tanking, but on the learning process rather than the end result, so it's not overly competitive. And it turns out it works for our child at school here. Since our son was two years old, he's improved in social skills, shaking hands and greeting friends and strangers everywhere, making him friendly. Cognitive skills are also positive: he can sing "Alif Ba Ta," "ABCDE," "Numbers," and build city car blocks, among other things, freely and expressively. He's also gaining a wide vocabulary, can ask more critical questions, ask for help, apologize, and express gratitude. While there are many advantages here, there are certainly shortcomings that could be improved, such as the lack of daily or at least weekly reports on the child's development or activities. Perhaps parents could check the website for a dedicated information system that could provide feedback for improvement. But overall, the school has been very positive. Our son, who initially cried when dropped off at school and had to be carried all the way inside, now after a month he can say "Bye bye, Dad, Mom, I'm going to school now" and walk inside on his own. For us, a two-year-old like that is quite normal. He's now excited about school every Tuesday and Thursday (two days a week), as he was only two years old at the time. And this month we will add 1 day Thanks for all the support here Miss"