popkorn: I have doubt regarding all their teachers having monte diploma. You can check the MOE website. Bridges doesn't fulfill the 75% of the staff min qualification.


Lunch is provided if you are looking at full day. If you compared to other montessori kindergarten, Bridges is considered affordable.

But then, just my thoughts. Most of the very good teachers have left ... you can check the pre-nursery/nursery teachers are relatively new. And they don't teach jolly phonics anymore.

My child has been in Bridges since pre-nursery. There are pros and cons.


pros:
- Very nice environment. Spacious, open.
- There is extended enrichment for K1 and K2 which i find is worth the money

cons:
- mosquitoes issues
- Very high turn over teachers. My child has 4 teachers changed for his 3 years there.
- unapproachable principle
- A lot of scolding and shouting by one of the senior teacher.