Answers to the questions families ask most often about Kiddie City Little Stars and KCLS Academy. Contact our office if you don’t see what you’re looking for.
What ages do you serve?
Kiddie City Little Stars welcomes children from 4 months through Kindergarten. KCLS Academy serves primary grades through Grade 6 using the Abeka curriculum.
What are your operating hours?
Nursery hours are Monday to Friday, 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM. Kindergarten and Primary School classes end at 3:45 PM, and Aftercare is available at both campuses for families who need extended hours.
How much is tuition?
Tuition is B$290 per month. Additional fees include Registration (B$100), Developmental (B$25), Insurance (B$25), Energy and Technology (B$100), PE Kit (B$38), Assessment (B$35), and Seat Fee (B$75). See our Admissions page for the full fee schedule.
Do you offer aftercare?
Yes. Aftercare is B$145 per month or B$10 per hour, available at both campuses. Billing begins promptly at 3:45 PM for Kindergarten and Primary School students.
Is an assessment required before enrollment?
Yes, all new students complete a brief developmental or academic assessment for a non-refundable fee of B$35. This helps us place your child with the right classroom support.
Do you support children who need extra learning support?
Yes. Our special-support program begins at B$390 per month. Please speak with our admissions team to discuss your child’s specific needs.
Which curriculum do you follow?
KCLS Academy uses the Abeka curriculum and is approved by the Ministry of Education. Kiddie City Little Stars follows a play-based early-years curriculum focused on exploration and discovery.
Where are your campuses located?
We operate from two campuses in New Providence: Centerville (#37 East Avenue) and Baillou Hill Road (#239 Baillou Hill Road). Visit our Campuses page for details and to book a tour.
How do I schedule a tour?
Visit our Tours page to request a time online, or call either campus at 242-677-4900.
What is your school’s core values?
Work Hard, Be Kind, Explore. These values guide our classrooms every day, from our youngest infants to our Grade 6 students.