- Where
- Falcon Tower, B1-208, Al Rashidiya 2, Ajman
Get directions - Ages & sessions
- Ask us about your child's age
- Approach
- Montessori-based learning, with a special needs support department
- Talk to us
- +971 50 998 4287
Before you choose a nursery
Come inside and see it for yourself.
We would rather show you the nursery than describe it. Visits happen while the children are in.
Visit while the nursery is running
See a normal morning, not a tidy show-round.
Meet the team
Talk to the people who will actually be with your child every day.
See the learning environment
The classroom, the mats, the materials on the tables and the work on the walls.
Discuss your child privately
Routine, language, additional needs — in a quiet conversation, not on a form.
The learning table
What children actually do here
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Sensory
Paint goes straight onto the table and children spread it with their hands, mixing colours as they go.
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Concentration
A pen hangs from a string tied around the waist. Children lower it into a bottle without using their hands. It takes patience and a steady body.
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Pre-writing
Letters are traced with a finger in a lit tray of sand before they are ever written with a pencil.
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Fine motor
A rubber band around the fingers helps a child hold the pencil in a tripod grip.
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Fine motor
Tiny seeds are stuck to tape and children pick them off one at a time.
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Discovery
Food colouring, milk and a drop of soap. Children watch the colours race across the plate.
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Discovery
Baking soda and vinegar. Everyone waits for the eruption.
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Cognitive
Match the shape with the same colour. Simple worksheets, done with a pencil at the table.
What the nursery is like
Ardh Al Atfaal is in Falcon Tower, unit B1-208, in Al Rashidiya 2 — a short drive from City Centre Ajman. The classroom walls are painted by hand — numbers on one side, the alphabet on another — and the floor is covered in foam mats for circle time and movement games.
Most of the day happens at small tables and on the mats: sorting colours, tracing letters in sand, sticking paper squares onto shapes, and the occasional science experiment that everyone crowds around.
The team plans together and works as one group, with a separate support department for children who need something different from the main routine.
Is it right for my child’s age?
Children of different ages share the nursery, from the youngest at the sensory tables to those practising pencil control before school.
Not sure whether your child’s age fits the current groups? Send us their age and we will confirm availability and the session that suits them.
Montessori-based learning
The nursery describes its approach as Montessori-based: children work with real materials at their own table, practise one skill at a time — a pencil grip, pouring, matching — and repeat it until it is theirs.
We keep this description to what you can see in the classroom. Ask the team on your visit how they plan each week.
Special needs support
Ardh Al Atfaal has a special needs support department alongside the main nursery. Its starting point, in the team’s own words, is understanding the child first, and making the activity fit the child rather than the other way round.
If your child has additional needs, you can talk to us privately before you visit. You do not need to share details in your first message.
Life at Ardh Al Atfaal
More from nursery life
How admissions work
Four steps. No pressure at any of them.
- 1
Enquire
Message us on WhatsApp, call, or send the form. Tell us your child’s age and when you are thinking of starting.
- 2
Visit
Come and see the classrooms while the children are in. Meet the team and ask anything.
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Talk about your child
Routine, language, likes and dislikes, and any additional needs — privately if you prefer.
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Register
We confirm the place, the session and what to bring on the first day.
Come and see the nursery.
Visit the classrooms, meet the team and ask us anything before you decide.