Went to view LSH @ Fidelio ytd and it was kinda my dream school (in terms of facilities) but would like to know more accurate feedbacks on parents who have send their kids there?


Have been searching around as my son turns 18months in May. He was from infantcare but hb and i are not comfortable with continuing with the school due to their 'sick' policy :x (another story for another thread)

My views after going to a few CCs:
Carpe Diem resort @ Punggol 24th Ave --- We love the outdoor space (with pool, trampoline, tentages, water play areas!!) But quite run down and classroom too small (for 16 toddlers). Naturally ventilated (we like!) but classrooms not well lit. Price and school bus considered quite affordable! ($400+ after subsidy)

NurtureStars @ Tampines Safra --- Fun curriculum (under Kinderland ops) and very nice principal. Good outdoor space. But too bad, fully air-conditioned and funny thing that the toilet is only accessible after a half flight of staircase down. Although the principal reassured us the teachers will accompany the kids, we dun rule out our naughty boy attempting to climb it... ($500+ after subsidy & Safra mbr)

LSH @ Fidelio --- My fave so far. The interior is pretty new and spacious for the kids to move about. Naturally ventilated except for class (i assume the more official ones like Chinese etc) and nap time. Outdoor playground and an upstairs waterplay/telematch run-ard area. Teachers all speak in very good english (which stresses me out...haha...) The most expensive one ($600+ after subsidy) of the lot...

You might notice the areas are pretty far of from one another, but one has no choice when she is desperate. :?: My boy is coming 17 months already...

More comments are much MUCH appreciated before I head down to place deposits.... TQ :love:

Hi! I'm new here to find out more about preschools to send my 18months boy to. Staying in Punggol where waiting list is so long it could reach the West... In the meantime, hope I can find like-minded parents to bring the kids out for play dates. Cheers! :celebrate: