Do you agree that if a child is bright enough he or she can catch up and even outdo others later in primary school, and thus no need to invest in expensive private preschool? Or do you think it's better to build a strong foundation during preschool years so they won't lose out in primary school?

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I believe a better head-start will definitely be an advantage to the child in future. However, we should place the child's happiness as number 1 priority. If we give too much stresses on the child's academic, he/she might get turn off.

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Home Preschooler do you agree that if a child is bright enough he or she can catch up and even outdo others later in primary school and thus no need to invest in expensive private preschool or do you think its better to build a strong foundation during preschool years so they wont lose out in primary school