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darna88

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Re: Preschool Insights and Experiences
« Reply #440 on: December 09, 2013, 11:23:21 am »
any progressive school in hotseshoe quezon city

weng.casimiro

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« Reply #441 on: December 14, 2013, 08:44:32 pm »
any progressive school in hotseshoe quezon city

Child Matters Preschool is in Main Horseshoe Drive.  :-)

darna88

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Re: Preschool Insights and Experiences
« Reply #442 on: January 02, 2014, 03:22:14 pm »
Nakapunta nako sa child matter kaso naliliitan ako sa room :(...how about child preschool, and piagetian both in timog area?...and yun vey garcia and wisdom light?.....grabe super scouting na talaga ako...ty

IamKatriel

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« Reply #443 on: February 10, 2014, 09:51:46 pm »


hello mga mommies, nagi-scout na rin ako ng school for my daughter. My problem is, naguguluhan pa rin talaga ako if ita-transfer ko sya o hindi. Ok na ok yung current school nya (nursery) pero konti student na nagenroll ng nursery, puro kinder so ang ginawa ng school hinalo sila sa kinder, so at that point wala na ko nagawa kasi enrolled na, since kaya daw ng anak ko lessons ng kinder, so same exam, quizzes, lessons etc etc, natataasan pa nya yung mga kinder sa grades, ngayon parang gusto ng school na iprep na agad anak ko this coming June, if ever 5 years old, grade 1 na anak ko, so parang di ako papayag na ganun gawin nila, gusto ko kinder anak ko after ng nursery, masyado kasing bata ang 5yo sa grade 1! pressure yun sa kanya since advance turo sa school nya saka napapraning din ako sa lessons ng mga bata ngayon!

napalapit ako sa mga teachers dun, hindi sa sipsip ako, kundi ang konti kasi ng students dun compare sa public so lahat kilala nila, saka active anak ko kaya nakilala na rin ako dun, Now, I want to transfer her in other school...yung classmates nya kalevel nya, at more challenge naman! di ko alam kung ano irereason ko kung bakit ko itatransfer. Kelangan pa ba ng reason or iinform pa ba school about this, or kahit basta itransfer na lang? sayang maganda turo dun pero kung lagi nila ihahalo anak ko sa hindi nya level..parang di maganda. If ever kasi na di ko itransfer, magbabayad ako ng for kinder, e napagaralan na nya yun nung nursery sya.. masyado naman maaga talaga pag iaccelerate, kung inntelligence okay pa pero physical, baby pa un para iwhole day school. :(

sorry mahaba :( pero need ko ng opinions nyo. thank you!  ;) :) ;D

mikaela325

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Re: Preschool Insights and Experiences
« Reply #444 on: March 07, 2014, 03:53:27 pm »
Nagpa assess kami kanina for kinder 1 na daw baby boy ko kasi he's turning 4 by June. Gusto ko sana nursery muna para di sya mabigla. Ang advised samin ng school is ipag summer sya this april and may para di mabigla sa pasukan. Hay :(
« Last Edit: March 07, 2014, 05:28:50 pm by mikaela325 »

almira_cat

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Re: Preschool Insights and Experiences
« Reply #445 on: May 08, 2014, 11:23:11 am »
I'm not sure this is the best place to post this, but anyway here goes.

I used Female Network a lot when looking at feedback for preschools as well as tips on how big traditional schools test incoming students (like La Salle Greenhills and Ateneo). I'm posting here to put some updated (well, sort of updated) information on two preschools in Ortigas Area, which is my way of paying it forward. I hope its helpful to someone out there.

I'm a mommy of a five (going on six as of this moment) year old boy. He will be going to LSGH this coming school year (2014-2015). Prior to this, he went to two pre-schools, namely The School Room and WCC Kids Academy. The feedback/review I have are for these two schools:

The School Room

The School Room is a well established preschool (over ten years of experience I believe) and their experience is reflected in what they do. My son went here for two years but because of personal differences with the owners (it was costume related; while both of us were at fault, I truly felt that they could've handled my complaint better), I transferred him out of this school. Still, I think they're still pretty good (most especially if you have a girl).

Tuition: P80K (tip: ask them about their afternoon class, it's usually cheaper than the morning class)
Age bracket: 2 years old and up
Teacher Student Ratio: 1 is to 8

Pros
Well established
Play school type setting (students are taught to perform, recite, do art, and later on, do addition)
Incredible Christmas and Year-end performances (they do musicals; last time I was there, it was Ms. Saigon)
Moderately advanced especially in math
Hands on owners
Extra fees only go to the costumes

Cons
Place is small and not super clean (malinis naman but not like WCC, which I'll get to later)
Curriculum, while fun for children, is not really readying them for the big school setting

WCC Kids Academy

After my fight with the School Room, I transferred my son to WCC. WCC belongs to a corporation of schools, so there's really no 'personal touch' of the owners. That said, because it belongs to a corporation of schools, they have good quality control. If you ask them their teaching style, they'll say its an eclectic mix of teaching styles. For me, as a layperson it seemed a lot more traditional but themed approach (for example, their vocabulary in English will be used to tackle concepts in Science which will then be used in Math and Geography).

Tuition: P100K
Age bracket: 2 and up
Teacher Student Ratio: 1 is to 6

Pros
Very advanced curriculum (my son was doing word problems with decimal numbers in Math; he was five when he started doing this)
Curriculum is similar to Big Schools (they have separate subjects on Science, Math, English/Language, Geography, Christian Living, Mandarin/Filipino, Computer Science and even PE).
Lots of seat works in school which they return to you for review
They have quarterly exams; they provide reviewers to the parents to help
One field trip every quarter
Very clean facilities
Great Feedback system (aside from the card, they give you a CD each quarter which has a powerpoint of your son's activities in school - includes pictures and comments from the teacher regarding strengths and points for improvement; also, you can drop by the school and read the one pager 'what the class did last week'.

Cons
Not yet as well-established as The School Room which is why their year end and graduating performances do not run as smoothly
Heavy load - because of the advanced curriculum, I found myself reviewing my son 2 hours a day for two weeks prior to his quarterly exams. He's five years old.
Chinese may be a good thing or a bad thing - if you're like me who really did not intend to send my son to Xavier, the Chinese was wasted opportunity. A part of would have wanted them to just teach my son more Filipino. (Chinese was taught 2 quarters; Filipino two quarters)
The field trips, while educational, had additional costs associated with them as well.

Overall, I'm happy that my son took prep in WCC as I think it helped prepare him for doing seat works and assignments (I can see now, during the summer bridge program in LSGH, how used he is to doing seat works). And while WCC turned out to be more expensive, tingin ko lang, medyo nakikita ko naman kung saan napupunta money ko. That said, I don't regret going to School Room either, kasi yun naman, I feel, nakabuild ng confidence ng anak ko.

Phew, anyway, that's it, Medyo mahaba ang sinulat ko pero sana makatulong kahit papaano.


sweetpea0921

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Re: Preschool Insights and Experiences
« Reply #446 on: June 06, 2014, 12:49:54 pm »
Hello mga sis! Sobra akong natutuwa sa mga nababasa ko dito kasi dami kong natututunan sa inyo. First time mom ako kaya takot ako na mali disisyon ko for my baby. Gusto ko lang mag share ng experiences ko para sa mga moms na first timers din at nagbabasa ng mga blogs dito.
Dito ako kumukuha ng tips from experiences of other moms. Hindi ako nagsisisi. Happy ako sa naging school ng anak ko. I enrolled him in Milestone Preschool sa San Juan. Very caring mga teachers ng anak ko. Maganda program nila. Mababait din ang staff nila doon. Friendly and homey ang environment kaya di natakot baby ko pagpasok sa school. Ako yung may fears actually. mixed emotions ako kasi feeling ko, too young pa sya to go to school but my aunt who is a doctor advised me to put him to school na kasi di pa sya magaling magsalita. He was also a very clingy baby kasi wala akong yaya, pero they were able to make him stay inside the classroom without me on his 3rd day in school. They were able to potty train him too. Sayang lang that we had to relocate to the south kaya 1 year lang kami doon. What touched me the most was their love and passion for their students. Sinamahan pa talaga ako nung directress nila magscout ng mapapasukan naming bagong preschool para smooth ang transition ng anak ko. It is such a relief for me as a mom. Sana lahat ng teachers ganun. My son and I will forever be thankful. Kaya to pay forward, Here's their website link. www.milestonepreschool.com.ph sana makatulong ako sa mga moms dito.

almira_cat

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Re: Preschool Insights and Experiences
« Reply #447 on: June 23, 2014, 08:37:47 am »
Hi, sa mga nagtatanong lang, ang LSGH tuition fee for 2014-2015 Grade 1 (for six hours of school - 7:20 to 1:30) is around P125K. Plus books and materials of P6,700.

(Sorry sa mga nagmessage sa akin, di ko masagot personally for some reason; di ako allowed ng site.)

Dahil may friends ako na nagaaral sa Ateneo anak nila, ang tuition fee naman ng Ateneo Grade 1 (for four hours of school) is P105K. Plus around P5K worth of books and materials.

meien0201

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Re: Preschool Insights and Experiences
« Reply #448 on: June 25, 2014, 11:57:32 pm »
Hello Everyone.  You can try T.S.A.A. (The School of Academics & Arts).  It is located in Makati.  My daughter who has been scared of school is now excited to see her classmates and teacher. 

dyoanem

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« Reply #449 on: July 28, 2017, 03:00:37 pm »
hello!
I'm a little bit stressed these past few weeks sa preschool (Montessori) ng son ko. I have an energetic 4 year old son. Actually pa second year ko na sa school na to. What really stressed me out is pinatawag na kaagad ako ng head nila because of some of mostly negative feedback to my son from his teachers.
Not cooperating in routine activities, always running, and throw tantrums when he is not getting what he wants.  I've decided to hire someone to tutor him so he could have a good study habits and to enhance his concentration, feeling ko baka pag napagaralan nya on how to focus on something he would start to listen na to his teachers. Both of us kase ng husband ko is working.Well sa tutor nya nag li listen, and natatapos ang mga worksheets nya. Very good nga palagi sa tutor nya. Me times daw na nawawala pa rin sa focus, pero nag pa play lang daw sila ng konti, then back to study na ulit sila.Di ko lang maintindihan bakit pagdating sa school nya hindi daw nag li listen. According to his teachers, sa acedemics no problem daw. Sa behavior daw maraming dapat I work out. Everyday na lang, lagi na lang pino point out na kaya walng happy face kase malikot, hindi nag li listen  :-[ :( :-[
HIndi ko lang talaga maiwasang mag wonder, if my son is a handful right now,  that is because he is just a 4 year old. That someday ma o-outgrow rin nya yung behavior na yun. We practice time outs and reward system sa bahay. I always reminded him to behave at school at mag listen sa teacher. May pagka malikot nga lamang, but what can I do? Sometimes, pag nag ta tantrums na sya sa bahay, tapos sasabihin nya "I don't like to listen", I would say.."Okey"..then iiwanan ko sya. Then after a while, he would come up to me and say.."Nanay, I like to listen na..I'm sorry".
Sometimes I think na baka naman yung school na pinasukan ng anak ko is for well behave, refined kids lang. Na if you are not that tame, me notes na kaagad. Wala lang I just have this feeling. Kaya nga today, parang hindi ako comfortable dun sa school ng son ko. Hayy.. sana ma survive naming itong school year na ito...
Anyway thank you for reading. Just blurting out my sentiments  :'( :-X :-[ :(

izabelle

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Re: Preschool Insights and Experiences
« Reply #450 on: August 10, 2017, 04:39:58 am »
^ Ganyan din feedback sa daughter ko sa 1st school nya when she was only 3yrs old, Nursery. Kesyo magulo daw, tayo ng tayo, hindi behave, etc. etc.

Kami nga 1st day palang ng klase pinatawag agad kasi hindi daw normal ang behavior ng anak ko. Imagine, she was only 3yrs old that time and 1st time nya mag school. Na-judged agad sya.

Anyways, buong school year stress kami non ng asawa ko dahil sa kakareklamo ng teacher at mismong may ari ng school sa behavior ng anak namin. Gusto pa kumuha kami ng behavioral psychologist at ipacheck daw namin anak namin kasi baka may problema.

Pinag pipilitan din nila na may ADHD anak namin at the age of 3.

In fairness sa amin ha, pinacheck namin ang anak namin sa Developmental Pedia  pero walang problema sabi ng Dev ped. Definitely she is 100% normal.

We transferred our daughter sa ibang school after 1 year and she is doing very well now.

5 yrs old na sya ngayon, Kinder 2 (will be grade1 next year) and sobrang well behave na. In fact, ang sabi ng teacher nya, sobrang behave sa buong klase.

Sa tingin ko may phase lang talaga na makulit sila sa school.  Trust your instinct. Hindi ko sinasabi na mali ang teacher pero more than anyone else, tayo ang nakakakilala sa anak natin. :)

« Last Edit: August 10, 2017, 04:42:07 am by izabelle »

Chili1113

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Re: Preschool Insights and Experiences
« Reply #451 on: August 10, 2017, 02:12:04 pm »
dyoanem: Sis sorry ha, but your child is too young for a tutor. Study habits CANNOT and are not built at the preschool level which is why they don't have homework and stuff. A tutor cannot help your child if what you want to develop is FOCUS and attention span, and ability to follow instructions. It can just frustrate your child more UNLESS the tutor is a SPED teacher.

I suggest if you have doubts you can always consult a develpmental and behavioral pediatrician. PLUS, if your child really needs it, then Occupational Therpy is something that can help you with enhancing focus etc. But your kid is only 4 years old and chances are he is just acting his age really. Sometime pa nga, the disruptive kids are the smart ones because they get so bored sitting around and listening to a teacher because they are advanced. Id you bring him to a devped you can find out if your child really needs help with his attention span or is simply too advanced compared to his classmates.

izabelle: OMG nakakainis yung teacher ng kid mo sa sati na school!! My gosh I swear there are SO MANY bad teachers talaga. In the first place, a teacher CAN NEVER label your child. SHe is not equipped and qualified to label your child as ADHD. Ang kapal ng mukha ng treacher na yan. Kung sa States yan she can get fired for calling a kid ADHD without being qualified. And see? True enough sabi ng developmental pediatrician na walang ADHD ang anak mo. Good thing you transferred school!!!!!!!!
« Last Edit: August 10, 2017, 02:22:23 pm by Chili1113 »

dyoanem

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Re: Preschool Insights and Experiences
« Reply #452 on: August 10, 2017, 02:52:37 pm »
hi!thank you sissies for your wise insights  :) I really appreciate them!

sis izabelle: You were in the same boat pala... It gives me peace of mind knowing na hindi lang pala ako ang nakaka experience of this kind of stress. Before I thought I am just over reacting. Finger crossed, its been 2 weeks na me happy face sya, meaning he well behaved during class.

sis chili1113:  I hope that my son's teacher should think the way you think. That my son is just being kid. Why is it that I have this feeling that they are making a big deal out of it? I even asked the head teacher if its time for me to consult to dev pedia, what do they think, kase their insights are valuable to me. Sabi naman NO Need.  Ganun naman pala. At the back of my mind, I was thinking.."So what's the problem and the purpose ba of this meeting?" To just tell me that my son is super kulit, and you cant handle it?Well it's a playschool as a matter of fact.  hayy..So I told them, lets just give him some time, maybe he is just adjusting to the length of time that he stays in the class.Kase from 2hrs, now naging almost 3.5 hrs na sya sa school.
 With regards to tutor, I must say naman na he enjoys it. I even asked my yaya to video him during his session, kase nga I want to observe him. Kase if there's  reluctance, I will stop. But he's engage naman during his session. And he is excited to go there. Well let's see...  ;)


 

izabelle

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Re: Preschool Insights and Experiences
« Reply #453 on: August 10, 2017, 10:29:14 pm »
^Yes sis, Sobrang kapal ng mga mukha. Even the owner of the school. Mula umpisa until end ng school year, pinipilit na may ADHD daw daughter namin. Grabe talaga sila.

Mabuti nalang din Nursery palang anak namin non, mas madali ilipat ng school ng sumunod na year since preschool palang.

jelly_ace

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« Reply #454 on: July 10, 2018, 08:51:13 am »
Hello mga sis,

Buhayin ko lang ang thread na to.

My daughter is now 3 yrs old. My husband and I though that it is time for her to go to school. Problem is since first time parents, hindi kami aware na dapat pala as early as January eh nag-scout na ng mga schools.

Recently lang kami nakapag inquire at grabe na pala ang mahal ng tuition fee just for nursery. How much more pag college na.

So here are the schools na napuntahan namin. By the way, these are schools from Taguig since we are based here.

1. The Learning Jungle (BGC, near Mind Museum)
   Tuition Fee: 160K++ (Anually)
   Progressive School

Eto talaga yung first school na napag inquire namin. My husband and I was really happy with this school. They are a progressive school. We do not have an idea what a progress learning method is and they explained it well to us. Nakakatuwa. The school is very small about 3 classrooms so limited din number of students. Though maliit ang school they have an indoor and outdoor play area. Okay din yung CR nila. They have toilets for kids and wash basins na sakto sa height na pambata. It was so cute. Wala sila mga text books instead they give out worksheets for students. Personally, I like this idea na wala pa mga textbook kasi di ba nakakaawa for small kids to be bringing heavy books to school then back home kahit na may yaya pa. Meron din online portal where you can see yung mga lessons for the day and other activities in school. If in case absent yung anak mo, you can check out what the lessons/activity sa online portal so he/she can catch up.

Basically, my husband and I were sold on sending my daughter here. We like that it's a small community wherein kilala nila each and every students. Kahit yung security guard he knows all the students. We think this is perfect for my daughter kasi it's going to be her first time attending school. Ayaw ko naman i-send sya sa big school agad baka ma-overhelmed.

Now here comes the problem. Since maliit ang school and limited students, naubusan na kami ng slot :-( We'll have to wait until next year and dapat mas maaga pa to secure a slot.


2. Cambridge Preschool (Bonifacio High Street)
   Tuition Fee: 200K++ (Anually)
   Progressive School

Please bear with me mga sis. As I've mentioned earlier wala talaga kami idea about preschools. After The Learning Jungle, we can't help but compare the rest of the schools we went to with The Learning Jungle.

I think Cambrige is bigger than the Learning Jungle. Though medyo chaotic siya kasi wala actual classrooms. It's just one big open space wherein each area is separated by fences. They said they have an outdoor play area too but we never get to see it. As I was saying, medyo chaotic kasi nga imagine in one area there's the toddle class then in another area, the nursery class and in another corner there's the play area and so on and so forth. Wala talaga division so you can hear everyone. If a class is playing a music, then the other class can hear it, too. Which made me wonder how can they concentrate in their activites. Para na rin sya day care kasi they have sleeping mats where students who have afternoon classes use para hindi na sila uuwi sa mga bahay nila.

Teachers and staffs are mababait and really good with kids. You can be sure talaga that they take care of the kids well. Kahit yung mga younger kids like 1-2 yrs old kayang-kaya nila i-handle. I was really amazed kasi I never thought na pwede na pala mag school mga ganun kabata.

The facilities are okay, malinis and all. They have toilets and wash basins for kids just like the ones in Learning Jungle. We had our daughter tried the 3 day free trial to see if she's ready for school and was happy to get good feedback from them. My daughter enjoyed it as well. As in excited sya to go to class everyday. She did not cry at all and the teacher said she was able to follow mga instructions given to her.

We were not able to observe her trial classes but from what we've been told they are really encouraging kids to be independent and build confidence. For example, they encourage them to eat by themselves, help out in cleaning up and putting away toys after use, brushing their teeth, putting away their soiled clothes etc etc. Overall, happy naman kami with the outcome of her trial classes. We were actually close to enrolling her but I just can't seem to justify the super high tuition fee! If we pay for an entire year that will be 211K but if we pay monthly that will be 24,000/month or 240K for a year!!!

I noticed also from the tuition fee guide that was given to us, aside from the tuition fee, meron pa mga extra classes na ino-offer like reading classes, math and science which cost 10K-12K per month. I was thinking hindi ba dapat included na yun sa annual tuition fee? What if we decided to enroll her but not include those extra classes? Baka naman at the end of school year and when my daughter goes to Grade school malaman namin na hindi pa pala ready anak ko because we did not take those extra classes. Mali ko lang hindi ko na itanong sa kanila. Hay! Anyway, I think okay lang to pay for the annual TF but the extra classes, ay NO!!! Sobra-sobra na in my opinion.

3. Creative Play Corner School (Burgos Circle)
   Tuition Fee: 100K++ per Term
   Progressive School
   
Eto naman super OP and out of our budget na. Imagine 100K++ per term. And there's 3 terms per school year so total of 300K++!!! X na kami dito hehe.

But we still checked the school out. Compared sa 1st and 2nd school that we went to, this was actually bigger. More classrooms and more students. When I say classrooms, real classrooms with divisions. They have indoor and outdoor play areas. Clean facilities and toilets for kids. They also have in-house nannys who can help your kids if they need to go to the toilet and clean up. Mukhang okay din yung mga lessons nila and age appropriate talaga. We were able to see yung mga classrooms and the learning materials which we can tell were in good quality. Unfortunately, we can't afford.


4. Leaders International Christian School (Bayani Rd)
   Tuition Fee: 128K++ Annual
   Eclectic teaching method

We figured mahal talaga mga schools in BGC area so we moved on to Bayani Rd and found some schools there. Tuition fee is reasonable. We do not know about eclectic teaching method. Basta and explain lang samin when we asked was that it's a combination daw of progressive and tradional learning method.

The staff told us that our daughter needs to go thru assessment and we have to pay 1.5K pesos. Medyo na off lang kami becase we're ask if she knows how to read and write. I mean, at 3 yrs old dapat ba alam na niya yun? Isn't that too early? Since, combination nga ng traditional school, they have textbooks din.

We have checked one of the kinder classes. The class was on break when we observed them.  In fairness yung mga students nila are well-behaved kahit breaktime. Not rowdy and noisy. It looked like they were having a great time at school. The teachers were also very nice. I think there was 2 of them. 1 Teacher and then a teacher aid. My daughter tried to mingle with the kids and they were so polite and friendly. My daughter immediately felt she belongs in the class.

Based on what we have observed parang okay naman. Thing is I do not see or heard any reviews about this school. This school also offers Grade school and high school. So parang consider na rin sya as big school? Eto lang medyo hesitant ako kasi this will be my daughter's first time so I'm worried dahil malaki yung school and madami students.

Since they're an international school, classes starts in August. So we still have time to think if we really wanted to enroll my daughter. They have school buses too but they cater to those who are in Acacia Estate.


5. MCA Montessori School (Ft. Bonifacio)
   Tuition Fee - 38K++ (Annual)
   Tradional


This school also offers grade school and high school. Compared dun sa nag assist samin sa Leaders mas accommodating yung staff nila. Here comes the tradional school wherein may mga textbooks and exams and all. No need for entrance exam daw for my daughter since it will be her first time. They showed us some of the textbooks they will use and oh my ang dami! They have morning and afternoon classes and a school bus na available to service in our area. We were not able to check the classrooms kasi nagrerenovate sila. The staff said the CR is also located inside the classroom so if the kid needs to use the toilet hindi na kelangan lumabas ng classroom.

In my opinion, okay naman the school because maayos kausap yung napag inquire-an namin. But after reading reviews, X na rin samin itong school. Tama yung isang sis na nag comment (I am not sure if in this forum or sa smart parenting) na parang public school sya except mas konti lang ang students per class. I do not think also that they practice the montessori way of teaching despite the name of the school. Opinion ko lang to ha. You ask why I say that? Kasi wala na-mention about them being a montessory type of school. Everything explained to us was how a normal traditional school would operate. So there.


6. IMC (Integrated Montessory Center) - Bayani Rd
   Tuition Fee: 71K++ (Annual)
   Montessory School

This school is not really along Bayani Rd. We have to go inside the military village to get to the school. When we went there I think may ongoing summer classes. Medyo off lang kasi some of the older students there are rude. I do not want to expound any further but let's just say that it gives us an impression/saying something about this school. On a good note, the staffs, even the guards are very accommodating. All our questions are answered naman. They know what they are talking about like their method of teaching, the montessory way which they are very proud of. They have school buses sa area din namin which is 2K per month. They showed us around the classrooms for junior casa and malinis and maaliwalas complete with learning materials. They even have a library for the little kids. My daughter had to undergo oral assessment which we paid 200 pesos for. Pumasa naman sya and they said she is ready for school na. However, my husband medyo na turn off sa CR. They don't have these little toilets for kids but the regular toilet for adult and it didn't have a toilet seat. They said they have "Ates" daw or maybe in-house nanny too na mag assist sa mga kids should they need to use the toilet. My husband was like "for the price they're asking from their tuition fee they could have at least provide a toilet seat". Hahaha sorry but yun talaga comment ng asawa ko.


7. Abba Orchard (McKinley Hill)
   Montessory

Last but not the least. This school has campus along Bayani Rd and that's where we went to inquire. Unfortunately that is the campus for grade school. We were told that the preschool is in McKinley Hill so hindi talaga kami medyo na-accommodate. Instead we were referred to their website para makapag schedule for a trial class. Then medyo may hindi lang kami nagustuhan from the way they handled our inquiry. They gave us an impression na they only want certain type of people in their school. So parang very discriminative in my opinion. And because of that X na rin sya sa list ko hehe. Another thing is the location. McKinley Hill is not really ideal for us.

Sorry mga sis if it's super long. I just wanted to share my experience scouting for a preschool. So now I would like to ask for your help and opinions. From the list above eto na yung top picks namin.

1. The Learning Jungle - but then we have to wait until next year para maka secure ng slot.

2. Leaders International Christian School. We only have a few weeks left to think if we really wanted her to go to this school. Please please advise naman mga sis if anyone of you who sends your kids here. I needed feedback please.

3. Cambridge Preschool. I have read that some of our sis here sent their kids here. If you can advise how was it? How are your kids now? Did their experience from this school helped them in getting to grade school? Is is really worth the price? Please share your feedback. I would really love to hear about it.

Thanks in advance. :)

 

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