little_pony
Active Member
Nuttnuts
Here is something quoted from one of the mummy in the forum who used to work in childcarchicken little - better childcare centre.
" I personally like the childcare at SIM - The Experiential Learning Centre. Their director is my lecturer and i have visited the centre before. She is very generous and have a passion in teaching young children. She also appeared on TV and radio shows. It's a learnt thru play envt plus it is clean.
I think most centres provide the necessary envt and things needed for young kids. It's the teachers that make a lot of difference. For eg, KInderland is one of the top preschool around but not every branches provide the same type of good service and teachers. Learning Vision is quite good too but like I say, different branches, different services. Some of the things to look out for will the teachers and their qualifications, cleanliness, the food, the curriculum, the fees, No. of child to teachers ratio, is there anything that makes the centre more special than others, and most importantly,you must feel comfortable. Nowadays, NTUC child care is upgrading their envt, teachers and services. They are rather professional too in comparison with the private ones. I also like some of the church childcare centres as they provide bibilcal and character studies, good for building the moral development of a child."
Hope this helps you. I look at Ying En I find she loves to explore and can be independent. So I guess 1 priority on your list your gal must feel comfortable.
I have visited MMI at Ten mile junction before. Environment is good but the time when I wanted to go, the fees is realli exp. Now there is an adjustment but I am not sure if MMI in Ten Mile has also adjusted.
Here is something quoted from one of the mummy in the forum who used to work in childcarchicken little - better childcare centre.
" I personally like the childcare at SIM - The Experiential Learning Centre. Their director is my lecturer and i have visited the centre before. She is very generous and have a passion in teaching young children. She also appeared on TV and radio shows. It's a learnt thru play envt plus it is clean.
I think most centres provide the necessary envt and things needed for young kids. It's the teachers that make a lot of difference. For eg, KInderland is one of the top preschool around but not every branches provide the same type of good service and teachers. Learning Vision is quite good too but like I say, different branches, different services. Some of the things to look out for will the teachers and their qualifications, cleanliness, the food, the curriculum, the fees, No. of child to teachers ratio, is there anything that makes the centre more special than others, and most importantly,you must feel comfortable. Nowadays, NTUC child care is upgrading their envt, teachers and services. They are rather professional too in comparison with the private ones. I also like some of the church childcare centres as they provide bibilcal and character studies, good for building the moral development of a child."
Hope this helps you. I look at Ying En I find she loves to explore and can be independent. So I guess 1 priority on your list your gal must feel comfortable.
I have visited MMI at Ten mile junction before. Environment is good but the time when I wanted to go, the fees is realli exp. Now there is an adjustment but I am not sure if MMI in Ten Mile has also adjusted.
