Chapter 431

“Don’t you allocate the children to their classes based on their ages?” Sonnet asked curiously.

“Our classes consist of children of all ages,” the teacher replied.

Sonnet nodded. Professional kindergartens now had classes with children of mixed ages. Indeed, it seemed like this kindergarten was at the forefront of preschool education.

“In that case, how are the children allocated to their classes?” Sonnet asked again.

“The children choose the classes that they’d like to attend by themselves. All the children will play together every day. They’ll then get into groups of their own choice and form classes on their own. One class consists of five to six children. During group activities, all the children will play together.”

“There aren’t any teachers?” Sonnet could not help but ask when she noticed that there were not any teachers in the classroom.

The teacher nodded and said, “Our core education principle is for the children to learn freely. Therefore, there won’t be an