[Woodlands/Admiralty] Preschools
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Hi Mummies,
Any extra activities on wkends to recommend? Looking for dance/ gymnastics kinda classes for 4-5yo??
nearer to wdls is better but will consider other areas…
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Try the The School of Dance (TSOD) at Chong Pang for Ballet, jazz…etc
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lizz, you can try woodlands CC… they do have ballet, hip hop for kids.
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Hi mummies,
I’m new in this forum.
I’m looking for good childcare for my 2 kids (age 2.5 and 5). Any good recommendation? Looking for both PCF schools and private schools. -
Hi haystack,
For PCF schools, one mummy told me the one at Admiralty Place is good under the Sparkeltots name. Both her children were there for their preschools years. However, there is a waitlist...
My advice to you is to go and check out the place so that you can compare the teachers, curriculum and environment. There are quite a few private ones near Woodlands Mart, last I check. I can't remember the names exactly. :oops: -
Hi anyone knowing any kindergarten in woodlands that accept autism chils? Thank you
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Hi, I’m looking for infant care in Woodlands area. Any recommendation? Thanks!
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i’m gg to move into woodland by nxt March, by then my son will be 3 on the 1Jan2013.
May i know when shall i enroll him to K1? & is there a good childcare center that provide full day services & what is the cost? thanks. -
by any chance anyone here have contact for good baby sitter/ nanny for after school till 7/8pm service?
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There’s a Cuddlekids Playhouse at Blk 539 Woodlands Dr 16. I visited the place before but did not have a chance to use it. I like the physical setting, with the playground just outside the Centre. It’s a small centre which I prefer for young kids at this age. It also caters for after school care i think.
For K1 PCF registration, it usually is in Apr/May the year before if i remember correctly, even earlier than P1 registration! They usually put up banners. So it’s good to just register early.
For the question on child with autism, I’m wondering if you have considered the centres with Integrated Childcare Programme (ICCP)? The downside is there are so few of them. You may wish to speak with individual School Principals/teachers of the schools you shortlist and you can have a sense of how receptive and capable the school is for your child and whether the physical environment has good structures and autism-friendly practices in place.
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