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2 – 12 monthsGentle routines built around your baby's own sleeping and feeding pattern, with daily updates so nothing is missed.
Know More →Since 2016, we have welcomed families looking for a calm, caring and well-structured early years environment in Doha.
Our nursery follows the British EYFS framework, enriched with Montessori-inspired learning and daily exposure to English, French and Arabic. Every part of the day is thoughtfully planned to help children feel secure, confident and ready to learn at their own pace.
We believe that choosing a nursery should begin with trust. That is why we invite families to visit, meet our team and experience our environment firsthand.
More About Us →Licensed by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, Qatar. Our nursery operates under the regulations and standards set by the Ministry. The Ministry’s “White Flag” (Rayati Baydaa) recognition is awarded in three stages over consecutive years — Certificate, Shield, then the Flag — and Le Petit Prince has completed all three.
Ministry of Education and Higher EducationLicensing authority · State of Qatar



A dedicated first-aid room, licensed by the Ministry of Public Health.
Every corner and every area is covered, recording 24 hours a day — connected and licensed by the Security Systems Department at the Ministry of Interior.
A licensed nurse is present in the nursery throughout the day, every day.
The number of children per staff member follows the national standards set by the Ministry of Education.
A security guard is at the nursery throughout the day, every day we are open.
Details of the Ministry’s nursery programme are published on the Ministry of Education and Higher Education website.
The things parents ask us about most.
Four age groups, from 2 months to 4 years — each with its own rhythm, space and ratio.

Gentle routines built around your baby's own sleeping and feeding pattern, with daily updates so nothing is missed.
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First words, first steps, first friendships — sensory play and movement in a space designed for confident little explorers.
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Independence takes hold: self-care, sharing, storytelling and the beginnings of early literacy and number sense.
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School readiness done properly — focus, curiosity and social confidence, so the first day of school feels easy.
Know More →See how learning, play and everyday routines come together at the nursery.
“An amazing nursery! It provides a safe, clean, and loving environment. My son Saif loves going there every day. The teachers and staff are wonderful and very supportive. Highly recommended for any parent looking for peace of mind.”
“Le Petit Prince is like a second home to our child. She is well taken care of and she develops confidence to face the people around her. The staff and the management are very supportive and have shown genuine care for our child. The learning journey of our child was truly remarkable.”
“A very good place for your child’s development and safety. Very good management and team. The nurse and babysitters are professional. It’s a positive experience overall.”
From 2 months to 4 years, across four age groups: Infants, Toddlers, Early Years and Preschool.
Sunday to Thursday, 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The fee covers the regular day, 6:00 AM to 3:00 PM; each hour after that, up to 6:00 PM, is charged as an extra hour of Extended Care. We are closed on Friday and Saturday.
The British Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), together with selected Montessori principles. English, Arabic and French are part of every day.
Yes — licensed and supervised by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, State of Qatar, and our name is a registered trademark in Qatar and internationally.
Two, three or five days a week. The programme and the activities are the same either way — message us and we will send you the fee for the days you choose.
The best way to understand our approach is to see it for yourself. Book a personal tour and meet our team.
Book a TourBuilding 21, Zone 66, Street 874 — Onaiza, Al Dafna, Doha.
Licensed in Qatar under the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, welcoming children from 2 months to 4 years in Doha.
Le Petit Prince Nursery was established in Doha in 2016 with a simple aim: to create a place where young children feel safe, respected, and encouraged to learn through everyday experiences.
Today, we welcome children from 2 months to 4 years in a multilingual environment based on the British EYFS framework, enriched with French, Arabic, and Montessori-inspired learning.
English is our main language of instruction, with French and Arabic alongside it every day. For Muslim families we also offer age-appropriate Qur'an lessons — values, respectful behaviour and gentle memorisation, in a warm and inclusive setting.
The nursery is licensed by the Qatar Ministry of Education and Higher Education, with official recognition for its commitment to quality, child safety, and early years education.
Every family who joins us becomes part of a community built on trust, consistency, and a genuine partnership through each child’s early years.
Our primary language of instruction is English, with daily support in French and Arabic to build multilingual skills and cultural awareness. For Muslim families we offer age-appropriate Qur'an lessons that emphasise values, respectful behaviour and gentle memorisation, in a warm and inclusive setting.
Our educators are qualified in early childhood education and trained in safety and care standards. We follow the guidelines set by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education in Qatar, including the approved staff-to-child ratios, safety protocols and curriculum quality.
To support children's growth through structured educational experiences that promote learning, independence, and social-emotional development.
To create a positive, developmentally appropriate environment where every child feels safe, supported and inspired to explore the world around them. Through play-based learning and personalised attention, we help children build confidence, communication skills and a love of discovery.
A monitored, thoughtfully equipped environment built to the highest standards of care.
Interactive, joyful methods that make discovery a natural part of every day.
Qualified educators and carers who bring both skill and heart to their work.
We keep parents close — informed, involved, and always welcome.
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Licensed and supervised by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, State of Qatar.
The British Early Years Foundation Stage as the backbone of learning and development.
Activities and everyday practices drawn from Montessori principles.
All three languages every day, taught by native speaker teachers — so children hear the right pronunciation and accent from the start.
Every corner and every area is covered by cameras, recording 24 hours a day. Parents can follow their child from their own phone — the service is optional and charged separately — and you can always ask us to send you photos of your child during the day.
A qualified team, with continuous training and professional development.
Play, movement, creativity, stories and social time — a full day, not just childcare.
Continuous communication, and parents involved in every step of the journey.
Built around working parents, Sunday to Thursday. The fee covers 6:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and every hour after that, up to 6:00 PM, is charged as Extended Care.
There is no place for television in our activities. Children learn through people, materials and play.
Age-appropriate Qur'an learning that emphasises values, respectful behaviour and gentle memorisation, in a warm and inclusive setting.
Parents receive regular updates and photos through the day — their child's learning, feeding times and activities — and can ask for photos at any time.
Families choose the schedule that suits them — the programme, the care and the activities are the same either way.
Licensed in Qatar under the supervision of the Ministry of Education and Higher Education.
Three Ministry honours awarded for our standards in health, safety and care.
Our name and identity are registered as a trademark in Qatar and internationally.
The English Early Years Foundation Stage framework, with selected Montessori principles.

The nursery is laid out as a set of dedicated areas, and the children move between them through the day rather than staying in one place — it keeps them busy and keeps the day varied.
Every space is arranged at child height, with materials children can reach and return by themselves — one of the quiet ways independence is taught here.
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Four age bands, each with its own rhythm, space and ratio — so every child is understood as an individual, not a year group.

Gentle routines built around your baby's own sleeping and feeding pattern, with daily updates so nothing is missed.
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First words, first steps, first friendships — sensory play and movement in a space designed for confident little explorers.
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Independence takes hold: self-care, sharing, storytelling and the beginnings of early literacy and number sense.
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School readiness done properly — focus, curiosity and social confidence, so the first day of school feels easy.
Book a Tour →English, Arabic and French are part of the everyday rhythm here — sung, played and spoken, never drilled. Children also receive age-appropriate Quran exposure, delivered gently and respectfully.
The result is a child who moves between languages without thinking about it, and who arrives at school ready to listen, ask and belong.

What the children actually do between 6 in the morning and 6 in the evening.
Shape sorters, puzzles and construction toys, on the table and on the floor.
Running, climbing and group games in the outdoor play area.
Digging, filling and pouring — all year round.
Splashing, scooping and simple water experiments.
Rolling, squeezing and shaping — strong little hands for writing later.
Towers, bridges and whatever else they decide to build that day.
Songs, stories and everyday conversation with the children.
Daily French through play, songs and repetition.
Arabic language and age-appropriate Qur’an, gently and by heart.
Naming colours, counting objects and matching by shape.
Sorting, pairing and putting things in order.
Holding a pencil, tracing letters and reading together.
Supervised water sessions for the older groups, in small numbers.
The day starts together — names, the weather, the plan for the morning.
Read to every day, and the songs they will be humming at home.
Children rotate between our areas through the day, so no one spends the whole morning in the same place — and no one gets bored.
In the Preschool year the work is deliberate: we build the habits a child needs on their first morning at big school — sitting with a group, following an instruction, asking for help, finishing what they started.
Pouring, buttoning, tidying up, carrying a tray without spilling it. Small tasks that build concentration, coordination and independence.
Sorting by size, colour, weight and texture — the groundwork for the thinking a child does later in maths and science.
Listening, telling a story back, recognising letters and sounds, and holding a pencil the right way — in English, Arabic and French.
Counting with real objects, matching quantity to number, simple patterns and comparisons.
Water, sand, plants, weather and simple experiments — looking closely and saying what they noticed.
Sharing, taking turns, joining a group, sitting through a circle time, and separating from a parent without distress.
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A settled rhythm of welcome, learning, play, meals and rest — the same shape every day, so children always know what comes next.
This is the shape of a normal day, not a fixed timetable. Times move with the age group, with how many children are in that day, and with the season — outdoor play comes earlier in the hot months. A child settling in, a swimming session or a special day such as Planting Day rearranges the rest of it, and that is the point: the routine serves the children, not the other way round.
Controlled access and a clear handover procedure — we know who is collecting every child, every day.
Ratios and supervision kept to the standards our licence requires, reviewed rather than assumed.
The Ministry of Education does not permit nurseries to provide food, so families pack breakfast, lunch and light snacks in the child's own food bag — and we do the feeding, at set breakfast, snack and lunch times through the day. Younger children are fed and helped; older ones are encouraged to manage by themselves. Drinking water is always available, and what your child ate is written in the diary. We ask families to leave fast food, crisps, fizzy drinks, nuts and sweets out of the food bag, along with anything a small child can choke on — fish with bones, fruit with seeds or stones, and hard fruit with the skin still on.
Daily hygiene routines through the rooms, the play equipment and the eating areas.
There is no place for television in our activities. Children learn through people, materials and play — every hour of the day.
Follow your child from your phone, in the areas and at the times available to parents.
Built around working parents, Sunday to Thursday. The fee covers 6:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and every hour after that, up to 6:00 PM, is charged as Extended Care.
Every child has a diary book — a written record of the day, kept by the teacher who spent it with them: the activities they took part in, what they ate, nappy changes and feeding times, and how they slept. Over the months it becomes a keepsake of how your child grew with us.
The diary works both ways. There is space for you to write back — a note about a restless night, a food they have started refusing, a recommendation, or a moment you would like recorded. What you write there shapes what we do the next day.
Alongside it: ask us at any point in the day and we will send you photos of your child. The reception line and the manager's direct number are there for anything urgent, WhatsApp and email for everything else, and live camera access on your phone is available as a paid extra.

Personal tours run from 4:30 PM, when the day has settled and we can give you our full attention.
Call or message us and we will find an afternoon that suits you. Bring your child — we would love to meet them.
Email them, send them on WhatsApp, or bring them with you — we fill in the registration for you.
A gradual, unhurried start with a familiar face beside your child until they are ready to wave you off.
Two, three or five days a week — the same programme, the same care, built around your family's routine.
Fees depend on the age group and the days you choose. Message us on WhatsApp or call +974 3001 0322 and we will send you the current fee list the same day.
Everything on this list is asked for by the Ministry as part of nursery licensing. Bring what you have — we will help you with the rest.
We keep the food bag simple and wholesome, so please leave out fast food, crisps, fizzy drinks, nuts and sweets — and anything a small child can choke on: fish with bones, fruit with seeds or stones, and hard fruit with the skin still on.
Leave your details and we will call you back to fix a time. Tours run from 4:30 PM, Sunday to Thursday — you are welcome to drop in earlier and see the areas on our camera screens.
Thank you — we have your details and we will call you back to confirm the day. If it is urgent, call us on +974 3001 0322.
Fill this in and we will come back to you with a place, the fee for the days you choose and the paperwork you need to bring. Nothing is confirmed until we have spoken.
Thank you. We have everything we need to start — we will contact you with a place and the fee for the days you chose. If it is urgent, call +974 3001 0322.
The fee covers the regular day, 6:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Every hour after that, up to 6:00 PM, is charged as Extended Care — so the nursery day can flex around your working one, and you pay only for the hours you use.
We also partner with companies across Doha — employees of partner organisations receive dedicated terms for their families. If your employer is not yet a partner, we are happy to speak with them.
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Tours run from 4:30 PM, Sunday to Thursday. Call us and we will find a time that suits you.
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Ordinary mornings here: building, cooking, painting, climbing, and the occasional very serious conversation.
The best way to understand a nursery is to stand in it. Book an afternoon tour and meet the people who will be caring for your child.
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Call us, write to us, or come and see the nursery for yourself — tours run from 4:30 PM.
Building 21, Zone 66, Street 874
Onaiza, Al Dafna, Doha, Qatar
Plus code 8GV5+79
Sunday – Thursday, 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Fee covers 6:00 AM – 3:00 PM · extra hours to 6:00 PM
Friday & Saturday: closed
Tours from 4:30 PM
Thank you — we will get back to you shortly. If it is urgent, call +974 3001 0322.
The best way to understand a nursery is to stand in it. Book an afternoon tour and meet the people who will be caring for your child.
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The things parents ask us first. If your question is not here, call us — we would rather talk it through.

From 2 months to 4 years, across four age bands: Infants, Toddlers, Early Years and Preschool.
Sunday to Thursday, 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The fee covers the regular day, 6:00 AM to 3:00 PM; each hour after that, up to 6:00 PM, is charged as an extra hour of Extended Care. We are closed on Friday and Saturday.
The British Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), together with selected Montessori principles. English, Arabic and French are part of every day, alongside age-appropriate Quran exposure.
Yes. We are licensed in Qatar under the supervision of the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, and our name and identity are registered as a trademark in Qatar and internationally.
Please do. Personal tours run from 4:30 PM — call us on +974 3001 0322 and we will arrange a time.
Yes. We partner with organisations across Doha, and employees of partner companies receive dedicated terms for their families.
Comfortable clothes for the season and a full spare set, nappies and wipes if your child still uses them, a towel, a blanket and pillow, a toothbrush and toothpaste for the older children, a water bottle, and a food bag with breakfast, lunch and a light snack. Babies also bring milk powder, a bottle and a bowl and spoon. The full list is on the Admissions page.
Gradually. A familiar face stays beside your child, and the first days are shortened until they are ready for a full one.
No. There is no place for television in our activities. The day is built around play, materials, movement, stories and time with people.
Yes. Camera access on your own phone is available for an additional fee, in the areas and at the times made available to families. It is for live viewing only — recording, screenshots and sharing are not permitted, out of respect for the other children and the staff. You can always ask us to send you photos of your child during the day.
We are open Sunday to Thursday, 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The fee covers 6:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and every hour after that is charged as Extended Care — take it every day, or only on the days you need it, and pay for the hours you actually use.
A qualified team, with continuous training and professional development. We do not publish staff names or photographs on the website.
Your child’s birth certificate, vaccination record, Qatari ID and passport copies for the child and both parents, and one passport-size photograph of your child. Registration is only confirmed once the file is complete.
Yes. Please leave out sweets, chocolate and cake, crisps, nuts, fast food, and fizzy or caffeinated drinks. For safety we also do not accept egg yolk, fish with bones, fruit with seeds or stones, or hard fruit with the skin still on — peel and de-seed fruit before it goes in the bag. Home-cooked food, fruit, vegetables and plain milk are what we ask for.
If they have a fever, are unusually tired or clearly unwell, have a heavy cold with a green runny nose and swollen eyes, or have an unexplained rash or open sores. After an illness, a doctor decides when your child can come back — it keeps every child in the group safe.
Only the people you name on the collection consent form, and we check their Qatari ID. Tell us in advance if someone different is coming, and give us their name. Children are handed over at the main gate or reception — never to a car outside, and never to an older brother or sister who is still a child.
Not while the children are in the middle of an activity or playing in the soft play area — it unsettles them and it is hard on the child being dropped off. You are very welcome to see everything on a tour, and to watch on the camera during the day.
Yes. Five days a week is what we usually recommend — children settle faster and hold on to the routine — but three days is available, and so are weekly and daily places when we have space. Call us and we will tell you what is open in your child’s age group.
Monthly, or by term. Fees are paid in advance, in the first three days of the month, by cash or bank transfer to the nursery management only. Paying three or six months in one payment reduces the fee by 5%, and a second child and every sibling after that receive 10%.
The best way to understand a nursery is to stand in it. Book an afternoon tour and meet the people who will be caring for your child.
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Registration is free at the moment. Employees of our partner organisations, Mazaya and Testahel card holders and families with more than one child all pay less — tell us who you are and we will send you your fee the same day.
Tell us where you work, or show us your card, and we will apply the discount to the fee we send you.
The discount applies for as long as your child is with us and you remain employed by the partner organisation. We confirm employment once, at registration.
A special discount for Mazaya and Testahel card holders. Bring your card with you when you register and we will apply it to the fee.
A 10% discount applies to a second child and to every sibling after that. Paying in advance reduces the fee further.
Discounts are not combined with one another — we apply whichever one works out best for you. Call +974 3001 0322 or message us and we will send you the current fee list with your discount already applied.
Families from these organisations are already with us.



















Does your company work with us? If it is not on this list and you would like it to be, put us in touch with your HR team and we will take it from there.
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