The enrollment process for children into kindergartens in Czechia has commenced, with registrations running until mid-April. The specific dates for enrollment are determined by the school director in conjunction with the relevant authority, and schools typically announce their enrollment timelines on their official websites. All children over the age of three have a right to enroll, though some regions face challenges with limited capacity due to existing enrollments and delayed school attendance for some children.

This year, the enrollment period has shifted to an earlier timeframe, a change brought about by amendments to the education law that also altered the rules regarding enrollment for compulsory schooling. In 2022, registrations for kindergartens were held in early May. Since 2017, preschool education has been mandatory for children aged five, making registration essential even if the child will be educated at home or in a children's group.

For children approaching the age of five by the start of the school year, there is a priority for admission to kindergartens in their local area. Educational experts suggest that enrollment in kindergarten significantly enhances children's readiness for school, and this is especially pertinent given the changes in enrollment practices and the evolving education landscape in Czechia.