textbook based school. Kids not playful nor engaged as they are required to sit and listen. Talk only when asked. Repetitive iteration teaching method. Try The Caterpillar’s Cove for an emergent teaching method. Very creative. The children are totally different very engaged vibrant and good social skills.

Very impressed with the immersion of parents participation in child’s everyday life in the school. Parents are encouraged & welcomed to spend time with child within school during drop off and pick up. Teachers are open and sharing of child’s progress. Cross level play daily. High quality of free and structured play everyday. Child progresses academically emphatically and morally

Used to be from Posso BB. I find their facilities big and a plus they infuse many subjects like art science math cookery & a trampoline area. The teachers were kind and patient in nursery. Left Posso mainly because my child learn better with ermergent learning methods and needs hands on activities and more play. Posso increasingly uses rote learning, drilling kids to spell etc. Teachers also kept changing after the 2nd year for us. They seem to have trouble keeping the teachers. So depending on your child learning style, I prefer a more play based approach with less regimental teaching methods. Posso has only once a week playground time, trampoline for Posso bb. Plus side is their cookery lessons held twice a week. They did a good job in bringing kids to the nearby supermarket as part of the cookery lesson and doing role play in their pretend shops with cashiers. Other than that for all lessons (cookery included) kids sits in rows, on their chairs most of the time. Even hands on experience takes place one by one waiting in turn. Lately I saw there’s even rows drawn out on the floor to organise the kids to sit in designated zones. This school practises traditional repetitive iteration teaching and encourages conformity and i must says the kids are well controlled and mild. Not for kids who are active