The first two weeks of settling in
Separation anxiety is normal and it passes. With our teachers we put together what helps at home during those first weeks, and what does not.
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Since 2007
In Kadıköy, a safe start to school with a large garden and a warm teaching team.
Full day care from 7:30 am to 6:30 pm, with three meals and a quiet rest hour in the afternoon.
DetailsA morning or afternoon program built around play and workshops, whichever suits your routine.
DetailsJune to August, filled with garden games, water play and weekly trips into nature.
DetailsPrograms
Meals, activities and materials are included. Siblings receive a 15% discount.
Why Pırıl
All of our teachers hold early years teaching degrees. Average tenure is eight years and our turnover is very low.
Card access at the door, cameras in shared areas, and a notification the moment your child is handed over.
A full-time nurse, weekly height and weight checks, and a general medical check once a month.
A short progress note every day, a parent meeting each month, and a teacher you can reach whenever you need to.
Parent reviews
My daughter used to cry at the door every morning. By the third week she was running inside. It mattered enormously to us that they never rushed her settling in.
Elif Tanrıkulu Zeynep's mother The size of the garden was what convinced us first. But the real difference is the teachers: every evening they can actually tell you what your child did that day.
Murat Şen Kerem's father Both of my children went to Pırıl. Across four years the class teacher never changed, and that kind of stability matters far more in early years than you would think.
Gülnur Aydın Mother of Deniz and Ada Who we are
Pırıl is a single-site preschool founded in 2007 by three early years teachers. We keep our classes small on purpose: no more than twelve children in a group. That way we genuinely know each child's name, temperament and mood that morning.
Enrolment
Let your child spend a day with us as our guest, and see the classroom, the garden and the teachers for yourself. Leave your details and we will call you the same day.
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