smonkey79:

If anyone can share more about their experiences and fees at Bloomberry AMK is be most grateful too. Many thanks in advance! I prefer play based learning rather than have them do worksheets. What is important is they must enjoy going to school!

Hi Smokey79, I enrolled my boy on 1 March. I was attracted by the promotion first, then I toured around and do like the spacious setting. Furthermore, I am just working nearby, so for convenience sake, I just signed up.

My boy likes to explore with his hands. I have seen the craft work displayed in the centre. It seems really fun. After a month in Bloomberry, I am really surprised to see my little boy keeping his toys after he played, and attempted to self feed himself (although it's still messy, it's a good attempt la).

I can see his eagerness to go to school; whenever I put on his uniform, he will say \"school?\", and when I dropped him at the door, he will wave bye bye to me with big smile. I mean, children don't lie right?

Fees wise, it's not cheap as compare to My First Skool or PCF. But, I'm willing to pay because of the small teacher-children ratio. Plus the early bird discount is really good. First month discount already 50% off, so I calculated, it seems worth to try.

CharmaineRis:

Hi Mummies and Daddies,


My LO is coming to 18months soon and I am looking for childcare Centre for him. My husband's new job is at Link@AMK, which is opposite Yio Chu Kang MRT and I found a new childcare Centre there. It is call Bloomberry Childcare. I did some research and found out that they also have a Centre at Redhill which started a year ago but is already at full capacity now. I am quite shocked as it is quite new too. I called the principal at Link and was impressed by the curriculum. I am planning to go down to visit one of these days. Any other good centers to recommend?

Hi,

I guessed I am the first mommy who signed up for Bloomberry's childcare programme. My husband and I visited quite a number of child care but we are quite attracted by the spacious environment. As it is new, the place is clean. The principal is very patience to run through the programme with us. As my son is very very active, we hope to find a centre that use play-based approach. My son was previously with another centre that is still quite worksheet based. He always cry when we dropped him.

Another reason attracted me to sign up is their early bird discount. Heheeee

My boy started Bloomberry since 1 March. I only accompanied him for first day, and was surprised that he did not cry at all on second day. Teachers showed me his work, and he enjoyed the food a lot. (He's a big eater but very fussy. If he can eat 1.5 bowls of food, I assumed the food is really nice :))

Anyway, so far so good. He still enjoy his school. I will be very happy if my boy has more friends in school!