Al Muntazir Union Nursery School
The Al Muntazir Union Nursery School is one of the biggest pre-schools in Dar es Salaam. Established in 1956 with just 2 classes, the school now provides education to almost 740 students aged between 2 ½ and 6 years. The curriculum set is broad and balanced thus providing children with opportunities through play and other experiences to develop the learning associated with:
- Language Development
- Early Mathematical Experiences
- Early Experiences in Science and Technology
- Personal, Social and Emotional Development
- Physical development
- Creativity
- Knowledge and Appreciation of the Environment
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