Mulberry Learning Centre
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CCK teachers are delpoyed to JE, also JE teachers are deployed to Acer buildings!
The teacher turn over rate is high because these years Mulberry is developing too fast and teachers are always not enough! Hope teachers will stabize next year after Acer building branch in good operation.
Anyway, the management and principle are good, the curriculum and project programme are also attractive. -
Hi, any idea what’s the monthly fees like?
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I paid 650 pm after the 300 subsidy.
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Thanks, Keas. Can you share with me why you want to withdraw your son? I’m staying at CCK and now considering if i should place my son there… thanks alot!
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Hi lionbaby,
The school is good. Really, the classrooms are nice, curriculum are attractive and fun. I have nothing to complain. Actually after we withdraw, I kind of want to put him back, but my hb prefers to transfer him out.
The reason we wanted to transfer him is that his class has become bigger, new teacher, and fully air con environment makes him sick frequently when he goes to school. Also, we joined when Mulberry just took over the place, so it was even better then.
Maybe it’ll be better and different with your child. -
Hi keas, many thanks for the comments. This is really useful because I'm also concern with high teacher-student ratio. My son is inattentive in class and requires quite a bit of attention. Now that you mention this, I will raise this concern when I visit the centre this week or next...

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Hi lionbaby,
You are most welcome!
However, do note that teacher-child ratio in Mulberry is already quite good according to MCYS standard. Once the school expands and more parents would like to enrol their children, the ratio will naturally go up. Unless you join those very high end childcare where they promise to keep the ratio low at all times. Or those newly established centres which do not have many students YET (this was the case when Mulberry just took over Wharton and my son joined).
Just for your information
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keas:
Hi Keas, you boy was N2 in Mulberry? I just Pmed you.Hi lionbaby,
You are most welcome!
However, do note that teacher-child ratio in Mulberry is already quite good according to MCYS standard. Once the school expands and more parents would like to enrol their children, the ratio will naturally go up. Unless you join those very high end childcare where they promise to keep the ratio low at all times. Or those newly established centres which do not have many students YET (this was the case when Mulberry just took over Wharton and my son joined).
Just for your information
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Hi Go to school, sorry cannot help you on this cos my boy was in PN at Mulberry.
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keas:
Hi Go to school, sorry cannot help you on this cos my boy was in PN at Mulberry.
Never mind, thanks for reply
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