PAUD usually accepts children aged 2–6 years old, depending on the institution’s policy. Some offer playgroups for ages 2–4, and kindergarten for ages 4–6.

PAUD helps children develop their cognitive, motor, language, social-emotional, and character skills. It also prepares them to socialize, build discipline, and adapt to a learning environment before entering elementary school.

Yes, as long as the child meets the minimum age requirement (6 years old by July 1 of the school year). However, PAUD is highly recommended to ensure children are ready emotionally, socially, and academically.

Activities are usually play-based learning, such as singing, drawing, simple counting, storytelling, motor skill games, and social activities that encourage independence.

Fees vary depending on the institution (public or private). Generally, there are registration fees, monthly tuition, uniforms, and learning materials. Some public or community-based PAUDs may even be free or low-cost.