Category: Preschool Overview

Seeds of Faith follows a typical September to May school year. Registration typically takes place in late January/early February for the upcoming year. For the 2026-27 school year, we are offering classes for 2, 3, and 4-year olds and Transitional Kindergarten class.

At Seeds of Faith Preschool, we believe that children learn through play, and we love to watch them thrive in a positive, secure, loving, and structured preschool environment. Our goal is to help them develop a positive outlook on learning as a foundation for their future success in elementary school. We strive to develop the spiritual, physical, emotional, social and cognitive aspects of each child through our pre-K program. 

We offer 2-day (Tu/Th) and 3-day (M/W/F) classes for our two-year-old and three-year-old students. Families of four-year-olds can choose 2-day (Tu/Th), 3-day (M/W/F or Tu/W/Th) , and 5- day classes. All 2-4-year-old children must be the class age by August 31. We also offer a 5-day Transitional Kindergarten (TK) class for children who are age 5 by November 1. Every class has a teacher and an assistant, and class sizes are limited to eight children in the two-year-old classes and 12 children in the three-year-old, four-year-old, and TK classes. All age-appropriate immunizations required by the public school are required prior to admission with no exceptions. The traditional calendar of the Wake County Public School System is utilized as a guide for school scheduling. We currently have over 200 children enrolled in our preschool. 

The Seeds of Faith Preschool program is an outreach ministry of Fuquay-Varina United Methodist Church, intended to minister to the children, their parents, and to the community. Christian values and weekly Bible time are part of class activities, and we’ve developed monthly units that our teachers use to share about key Bible stories and seasonal themes. 

A typical day at Seeds of Faith Preschool includes free play, circle time, playground time, arts & crafts, and show and tell. Special activities (on a rotating schedule) include Bible story time, music, fitness, and science. The children experience pre-K programming which develops age-appropriate skills, kindergarten readiness abilities, and social skills.