This is an international kindergarten.
Inclusive kindergartens refer to kindergartens that collect conservation fees and accommodation fees according to government guidance prices, including public kindergartens and inclusive private kindergartens organized by education departments. 202 1 education statistics show that there are 42 children in inclusive kindergartens in China, and the coverage rate of inclusive kindergartens is 87.78%. "Inclusive kindergarten" should have the following characteristics: First, it meets the basic standards stipulated by the Municipal Education Commission; Second, open enrollment for the society; Third, the fees are subject to government pricing or government guidance. Therefore, inclusive kindergartens must be public welfare and high-quality kindergartens, and their fees will not be higher than similar public kindergartens.