Hi! Not sure if this message is coming in a bit late. Anyway, my child is going to graduate from Far Eastern Kindergarten this year. He has spent 4 fantastic years in this lovely place.


The school promotes:
- character building and discipline
- creativity
- strong academics
- strong christian faith


Be prepared for:
- parental involvement in school activities - it’s one of those things… you might groan at the extra work, but it is sweet victory when you and your child have accomplished the various tasks together. Nothing like knowing how your child is faring by doing the work alongside him.

- monitoring of child’s work - your child will be well prepared for primary one.

They have a Facebook page, just type "far eastern kindergarten" and you will be able to see some of the interesting activities thy have done. Parents participation is encouraged as it promotes bonding for parent-child, and also allows the parents a better understanding of what’s happening in school.

My child currently attends this school. The school is relatively small, 4 classes with a morning and afternoon session each. What this means is he is in a tight community where the principal, teachers and admin staff know all (if not most of) the kids by name. You will know your child is in safe and experienced hands, and I believe he will enjoy the learning process as there are plenty of creative and engaging activities peppered throughout the school year.


While FEK has a robust academic curriculum, what my Husband and I appreciate most is the character building aspect they instill in the child. This is something I find lacking in a lot of other preschools (including premium ones). We are very thankful that we chanced upon this school and while there are plenty of other preschool choices in the same vicinity, we are very happy with our enrolment decision and will not have it any other way. Lastly, I also like the idea that the school has had a fairly long history, and unless there is a major rezoning of this place by the authorities, my child is going to grow up knowing he has spent his earlier years in this wonderful institution and that he can always revisit it with fond memories in the future.