Hello! I am a student currently in JC1 conducting a study on children’s screen time before bedtime and possible alternatives to digital device usage for children aged 3-6. We have developed several proposed solutions and would like to gather parents’ honest opinions and feedback to help us improve them. Your responses will provide valuable insights for our research. Eligibility for the survey: Parents with children aged 3-6 Time required: Approximately 5 minutes Confidentiality: All responses are strictly anonymous and used solely for academic purposes Survey link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd_0JLYECJ7ws3sx2i54ScbAIrlF8vUjRxD1vUtQ5dcS3TjGg/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=113059747192497906778 Thank you so much for your time and for supporting our project research! If there are any questions, please reply to this post. Thank you!

Just enter your home address and it will show you what’s nearby within a 1-2km radius, be it schools or childcare or afterschool care https://p1-registration.davidcjw.com/

Currently considering enroll my kid to House on the hill Balmoral branch, would be highly appreciated if anyone can share the feedback on teacher and overall experience Can treat you a cup of coffee as our gratitude, thank you!

I am working in a preschool. The working hours are 9 hours (1 hour lunch). We are tired after a long day and it would be lovely if parents can pick up their kids soon. Teachers have their families too. Frankly I do wish we don’t have to fulfill the mandatory 44 hours every week. Preschools do impose a late fee to be fair to the closing shift teachers who would have to accompany the children until they are picked up.

This looks like a great activity for kids during the holidays. Hands-on experiences like slime making and interactive games are wonderful ways to help children socialize and take a break from screens. At our preschool, we also encourage similar play-based learning activities because they help build creativity, confidence, and teamwork among young children. I’m part of the team at United World Preschool in Katong, and it’s always nice to see community initiatives that support active learning for kids.

@Zhoeanna both school also have ?

I visited Mindchamp Jurong last year and was impressed by the environment. Everything seems good, have indoor playground as well

Hi Mommies! I’m looking for a preschool for my baby. I’m now considering between Mindchamp and The Schoolhouse. If you have any experience on this, please share with me. Thank you very much.

Hi everyone, I’ve been reflecting on Singapore’s early childhood education system and how it often feels like a race to get kids ahead from such a young age. From the rigorous focus on academics to the numerous enrichment programs, there’s no denying that the system is designed to be competitive. While this approach does prepare children for Singapore’s demanding education system, I wonder if it might come at a cost. Are we pushing our little ones too hard, too soon? Shouldn’t early childhood be more about exploration, creativity, and developing a love for learning, rather than preparing for academic milestones? One alternative I’ve been researching is the Montessori method, which emphasizes self-paced, hands-on learning in a nurturing environment. Montessori classrooms allow children to choose activities that interest them, promoting independence and curiosity. This contrasts with the structured and test-oriented methods seen in many traditional kindergartens here. What do you think? Do you believe Singapore’s approach to early childhood education strikes the right balance? Has anyone here tried Montessori programs, and do you feel they help kids thrive without the stress of competition? I’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences! Cheers!

Hi all, I would like to get review on the Studentcare service for mind class at Jurong west and also lake life family ?