AlbaA:Hi,my daughter is also in Childfirst @ mountbatten, I rem. the referral programme is applicable for mountbatten too, am I right sweetberrie? Really do hope they can give us and I'm happy to refer! Understand they are expanding and taking over the 2nd floor unit, so if only the add'l monthly school fee discount is applicable for both parties and not just new sign up!My daughter simply love going to this school, every morning was a breeze to bring her there as their class activities are all pack up and she's able to enjoy her time there. Also she does not fall sick at all, unlike during her time in previous preschool (every month she is down with influenza, fever etc) Perhaps the tea tree oil products they use really work wonders. Also the principal is one of the best I've seen after visiting so many pre-schools, as she handles parent query and concern very professionally, and the most important part is she listens and rectify the issues we feedback.They do have a very comprehensive curriculum - she learn new songs every week, pick up new stories, new art & crafts work, learn new chinese word every week. So their programme do keep our energetic ones fully occupied whole day, especially at this age, they absorb the best. It's a good programme, so I need not bring her out for any extra-curriculum lesson. Only setback is, teachers are all robotics like, don't expect them to any personal attention to your little ones, nor do they have time for loving moments and warmth gesture. Bathing is also an issue, as they have no time to dry up your kids' hair especially, so they simply do a semi-quick blow and go, and your toddler may still have damp hair after lunch and go straight to sleep. So I can see majority parents here choose not to bath like myself as I worried she'll catch a cold. Also one issue is very week she comes home with new bruises on her arm, legs & knees but non of the teachers ever notice, and have no idea where they get it from.What's their fee now like?
