FAQ
We have CCTV available in our Nursery 24/7. However parents do not have access to the service remotely as to protect the privacy of the other children as well.
At Dalia Nursery, we encourage all children to wear the Uniform. It provides a sense of unity and equality. Uniform is also an excellent safety measure when the nursery conducts school trips. Uniforms are available to purchase from our nursery.
Our Nursery fees vary depending on the course of admission. Therefore, you will need to contact our team as fees vary depending on different programs.
We have established a tradition of achieving high standards, which has helped us develop and grow as a Nursery school. For example, By using modern technology app, our teachers can communicate with parents and give them periodic updates and reports to help monitor the progression of their child’s development and growth.
Yes, of course! You can contact us on +971-585825000 / +971-588745372 / +971-508822434 or schedule a visit on the website and make a booking to secure a guide for your visit. For more, you can always call us.
Yes. We do! We have our own Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCO). A meeting or prior communication may be required with the SENCO before registration is taken.
We have a NO NUT policy at Dalia Nursery. This ensures that children with nut allergies do not come into contact with nuts. We also ensure no sharing of food takes place in nursery premises. During registration, we are also asking parents to fill up forms i.e. child known allergy etc.
We have our Sickness Policy in place at the Nursery to ensure the safety and well-being of the children at all times. Children should not be sent to school with any of the following conditions:
- Fever greater than 37.5 C / Rash (with or without fever)
- Diarrhoea / Vomiting
- Breathing difficulties or persistent cough / Conjunctivitis or eye infection
Any child suffering from a contagious condition that warrants the prescription of antibiotics should be kept at home during the first 48 hours after starting the course of antibiotics and will not be admitted to the Nursery during this period.
The school nurse takes random temperatures of students each morning. In accordance with Ministry guidelines, any child found with a temperature over the 37.5 normal range will be sent home. No exceptions to this will be made.
This school policy is in place to prevent the spread of infection, ensure the well-being of both the ill, and prevent other children and staff from suffering from the same symptoms and therefore unable to attend the Nursery. In addition, we intend to ensure the well-being of all of the children in our care at all times.
At Dalia Nursery, we encourage healthy diets. We, therefore, advise parents to provide their children with food that is easy to handle and eat. Parents can send various items, including sandwiches, pasta, rice, yoghurt, fruit, and vegetable snacks. We do not allow the children to consume sweets, chocolate or fizzy drinks in the Nursery.
On a daily basis, you should pack a small bag for your child. Inside should be a snack for the morning and more if they stay later. A water bottle should be inside, alongside a pair of spare clothes. Diapers and Wipes can be brought to the Nursery to be stored.
Our primary communication method is via Whatsapp and KinderPass. Regular updates and important information are relayed across these platforms. We also post videos of our activities via our social media pages – Facebook, Instagram & YouTube. Monthly Newsletters are also sent out to all Parents and are available in the Reception area of our Dalia Nursery.
All staff are appropriately qualified before joining our team here and take part in regular training of up to 20 hours per year on subjects such as but not limited to; special educational needs, health and safety, food hygiene, fire safety, plus educational training.
The process of selecting staff here at Dalia Nursery is very important to us; command of the British language is paramount and educational background. As a result, many of our team have obtained qualifications in fields such as Early Years, Special Educational Needs, and Early Years Physical Development.
At Dalia Nursery, all lessons and activities are taught in English, with the exception of Arabic Lessons. Language lessons are included as part of our curriculum for those who attend Nursery and Foundation classes.
As a Parent, you are able to decide which option suits you best. Timings of the Nursery is 4 days as per Sharjah Education system however there are five days and also three-day options available. Consecutive days are advised in order to maintain and establish a good routine.
Dalia Nursery is both a Pre-School and Nursery, catering for children from the age of 2 months up to the age of 4 years.
Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) British Curriculum.
8 am to 6 pm
Following shifts are there
8 am to 11 am
8 am to 1 pm
8 am to 3 pm
8 am to 5 pm
12 pm to 3 pm
4 pm to 6 pm
Monday to Thursday
Monday to Friday
Yes, available for following batches-
8 am to 11 am
12 am to 3 pm
8 am to 3 pm
45 days to 4 years old
Yes
Timing -7 am to 7 pm
Seven days a week
Visiting hours of nursery?
At our nursery, we embrace diversity, and our teachers come from various nationalities. We believe that a diverse teaching staff enriches the learning experience for children, exposing them to different cultures and languages, fostering a more inclusive environment.
Yes
Monthly medical check up by the doctor.
Full time registerd nurse
Equipped clinic
Yes, for safety of our bulding, staff and children we have workplace insurance.
Through out the year
Passport of child and parents
Emirates id of child and parents
Visa copy of child and parents
Medical immunization record
Birth Certificate copy
Passport size photos of child
Sibling discounts
Early bird discount
Special discount for emirates staff
Fly Dubai staff
Duty free staff
Govt staff
Arabic classes
Table tennis
Gym room
Play area
Sensory area
Role play area
Library
Music room
Karate class (extra payment)