Dear Parents,


What an exciting Saturday morning we had! Thank you to all who made it to our first Openhouse. And to those who have signed up with us, double thanks for believing in us. Looking forward to working hand in hand in your child's learning journey!

Again, for those who want to find out more about our centre and the exciting programmes lined up for your child... please contact our hotline at: 9727 0227

Dear parents,


The Learning Campus Preschool will be having its first open house this Saturday. Situated at The Agape (opposite Jurong Superbowl), the centre occupies a total floor area of more than 15,000 sq ft., giving your children space to explore and learn.

Details as follows:

Date: 26 January 2013, Saturday
Time: 10am to 2pm
Address: 21 Yung Ho Road
The Agape, #01-01
(Opposite Jurong Superbowl)

Promotional rate is available for those who signed up during the open house. Do drop by and give us some feedback!
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I am not familiar with the montessori method… is there any clear distinction between theirs and other pre-schools? I am getting worried about my younger boy as he doesn;t seem to be speaking well and still can’t get certain consonents right at his age… and he has just turned 4! But the teachers kept telling me its normal that some develop their mastery over speech and pronunciation at a later age.


Am wondering if I should switch him to another school to see got any difference or not as I think they focus too muchy on playing…

Any good BASC to recommend for children going to CCK Primary School? Along CCk Ave 2 preferably and walking distance from the school.

Both my kids are now in childcare and the fees is about $500 per pax after subsidy. Reasonable cos I have colleagues who are paying $700 after subsidy…

If the increase in fees cannot be justified, then just go. Let your feet do the talking. In my opinion, it is not so much about the CCC, but what parents do with their kids, supervising their work and spending time with them reading etc...

My impression of Cherie Hearts is so-so only. I visited their outlet once but the manager was busying attending to her affairs and left us alone for more than 30 mins! In the end we toured the facility ourself and walked out...ALL BY OURSELVES! Amazed.... :stupid:

One of my neighbour’s boy got into GEP last year but he was telling me it was very presurrizing. To the extent now he is regretting his decision to let him go into GEP…


My take is that GEP produces good crop of students and schools invest more resources in them… but if the kid cannot take the stress, better not risk it.

I send both my boys to 天下 for Chinese enrichment and I CAN READ for English enrichment. My boys' Chinese literally from \"zero\"... and now that love reciting Chinese poems and songs. Not bad.


However, these are for pre-schoolers. Heard that for Primary students, their programmes are not as good as their teachers are mainly from China and not MOE Trained. I heard a school in CCK opened by 梁文福 produces quite good results. Intend to send my elder boy there next year. :?

If you take care of 1 or 2 students, maybe can. If more than that, not sure if you need an approval from MCYS or not?


Anyway, your business idea sounds interesting…