Choose the meaning in your story

Every child is known by name, by personality, and by how their day went.

At Questfield Kindergarten, we care for who they are before we teach them anything else. In small groups, with teachers who stay, your child begins their story.

What makes the Questfield kindergarten different

1 teacher for every 5 children

Small groups, with named adults. Your child is never “one of many.”

Bilingual from the start

Romanian and English, naturally, every day. Your child hears and speaks both languages throughout the day.

A place that feels like home

Warm spaces, consistent routines, the same teachers every day. When children feel safe, they learn.

Questfield’s four pillars in Kindergarten

Welfare

We CARE for who they are

Each child is seen, heard, and supported.

Academics

We CARE for how they learn

Play-based learning with bilingual structure.

Leadership

We CARE for who they are becoming

Independence, choices, small responsibilities.

Service learning

We CARE for the world around them

Sharing, kindness, community awareness.

What parents say

We went through three schools before coming to Questfield, and my daughter didn’t adapt to any of them. She simply needed to be seen as an individual. When she grew older, she told me she felt just a number in the other schools as compared to Questfield where she is a name in a school. She is seen, heard and valued.

Isabela Stefoni, mother of Giulia

Coming to Questfield has turned them into very independent children. It feels like they’re already big kids, not preschoolers anymore. They get dressed by themselves, they eat by themselves. From taking their plate back when they’re done, to saying ”thank you” and sitting properly at the table, they’re wonderful. They have learned to play with other children very nicely.

Lavinia Almășan, mother of Aria and Alex

Support system by Questfield

Your child’s support team

  • Class Teacher: daily contact
  • Division Counsellor: emotional & social support
  • Co-teachers/Teaching Assistants: in-class individual support
  • Big Brother/Sister: peer buddy from older years

Your support as a parent

  • Head of Division: academic concerns
  • Admissions Officer: transition support
  • School Counsellor: development consultations
  • PTO community: parent connections & events

Frequently Asked Questions

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