الروضة السودانية

Al-Sudania Kindergarten in Doha, Qatar, established itself as a distinguished educational institution committed to innovative learning and fostering Sudanese identity. Opened with modern facilities and distinctive educational programs, the kindergarten adopts a holistic methodology, nurturing children's mental, physical, social, and emotional skills through diverse activities. These include arts and crafts to spark creativity, sports for physical development, social activities for communication skills, and cultural programs to reinforce Sudanese identity. The kindergarten’s vision focuses on building well-rounded personalities with religious and national cultural awareness, good character, and a drive for continuous improvement. Its mission is to provide a safe school environment where students gain religious teachings, pride in their national culture, and uphold values of goodness and ethics, thereby strengthening trust and compassion within the community. The integrated curriculum follows Qatar's standards for Islamic education, Arabic language, and social studies. It further enriches children's learning by teaching Mathematics and Science in English, alongside a developed English language program and French language instruction across all classes. This approach aims to cultivate creative and balanced thinkers prepared for modern challenges while preserving their Arabic and Islamic heritage. Facilities include a well-equipped outdoor courtyard with shaded areas and age-appropriate plastic games, safe classrooms, a computer lab, and an equipped sports hall with two weekly physical education sessions. The kindergarten also offers a medical clinic staffed by a specialized nurse for continuous child monitoring and personal hygiene checks. Religious education is a cornerstone, with a strong focus on memorizing and understanding the Quran (from Surah Al-Fajr to An-Nas), alongside teaching prophetic hadiths and religious supplications to instill good behavior. Parental involvement is highly valued, with an open-door policy, scheduled teacher meetings, a follow-up notebook, and digital communication via ClassDojo and WhatsApp with the director from 6 AM to 10 PM. The institution organizes a Mothers' Council and offers parents the chance to observe a full school day, coupled with regular surveys to gather feedback. Each class has a dedicated teacher responsible for daily student follow-up, inquiries, and collaboration with other teachers to ensure updated and relevant learning. Regular assessments, including four annual tests and monthly evaluations, track academic progress and physical, psychological, personal, and social development. Special attention is given to nurturing gifted children in academic, artistic, and athletic fields. The kindergarten also provides two large, high-quality buses for student transportation. It operates under the supervision of the Private Schools Office of the Ministry of Education and Higher Education.