1. A school or educational program for young children, typically ages 2–5, that emphasizes play-based learning and social development rather than formal academics.
Usage: Also called preschool or nursery school in some regions.; Common in British English.

Examples

• My daughter started playschool at age three and loved playing with the other children.
• The playschool focuses on creative activities like painting, singing, and outdoor play.
• Many parents choose playschool to help their children develop social skills before primary school.
• The playschool teacher organized a field trip to the local farm.
• He attended playschool for two years before entering reception class.
• Playschool provides a safe, nurturing environment for young learners to explore and grow.