Inclusive kindergarten refers to a kindergarten funded or supported by the government to provide free or low-cost preschool education services to the public, especially children from low-and middle-income families. The goal of this kind of kindergarten is to let more children have the opportunity to receive high-quality preschool education and improve the overall education level.

The emergence of inclusive kindergartens is to solve the problem of "difficult and expensive admission" in cities, so that more families can enjoy fair and high-quality educational resources. This kind of kindergarten usually has perfect educational facilities and professional teachers to provide children with a safe, warm and caring learning environment.

Inclusive kindergartens not only pay attention to children's academic development, but also pay attention to cultivating children's comprehensive quality and social ability. Through various activities, such as music, dance, painting, sports, etc. Help children discover and develop their interests and potentials, and cultivate their teamwork spirit and social skills.

In addition, inclusive kindergartens also work closely with parents to participate in children's education and growth. Regular parent-teacher conferences, home visits and other activities let parents know about their children's study and life in the park, and also provide a platform for parents to exchange and learn.

Generally speaking, inclusive kindergarten is an important measure taken by the government to achieve educational equity, which provides more families with opportunities to receive high-quality preschool education and helps to improve the education level and talent training quality of the whole society.