1. Number of students: This is the most direct measure. You need to list the current number of students in your kindergarten, including the number of students in small classes, middle classes and large classes. If your kindergarten has students with special educational needs, such as autistic children or students with special learning disabilities, it should also be listed separately.
2. Number of teachers: In addition to the number of students, the number of teachers is also an important consideration. You need to list the current number of teachers in your kindergarten, including full-time and part-time teachers. At the same time, you need to consider the teacher-student ratio, which is an important indicator of teaching quality.
3. Scale of facilities: How big is your kindergarten? How many classrooms are there? How many recreational facilities are there? Are these facilities enough to meet the needs of your students and teachers? These are all questions you need to consider.
4. Curriculum: What courses does your kindergarten offer? Are these courses rich and varied? Are there any special courses? These are all questions you need to consider.
5. Other resources: What other resources do you have in your kindergarten? Such as libraries, art rooms, science laboratories, etc. Are these resources enough to support your teaching activities?
Generally speaking, when filling in the scale of running a kindergarten, you need to consider all the conditions of your kindergarten, including the number of students, the number of teachers, the scale of facilities, curriculum and other resources. Only in this way can you accurately reflect the size of your kindergarten.