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we're paying around P36k(discounted for early paymen) for one year, for our 5-yo girl, kinder. within the village lang so convenient for us. minsan, nilalakad na lang.
before you enroll your kids, I suggest that you gauge (or someone professional) check you kids ability (we had our son checked by a developmental pedia). kasi some kids don't like classroom setting, some do. some naman more on play pa tlaga ang gusto. Instead of playschools and baranggay, my husband and I opted for KUMON learning. our son started KUMON English at the age of 2.6 y/o. ok lang na walang incorporated play kasi during weekends, we pay for him to play nalang sa areas like Active Fun, Dave's Playhouse etc. some parents dislike KUMON, but I can say otherwise. kasi yung basic strategy nila is to let your child learn on their own pace, at their own time. let them commit mistakes so they will learn. the kids are taught to be independent and resposible when it comes to their school work (or worksheet) as well as their homeworks. at age 3, our son already knows how to read small words/sentences.. (dog, apple, "the bug hugs" etc) and write (trace letters on the words independently).I say if applicable, start them with Kumon English, cost P1800 for 1 month. after several months, depending on their progression.. you can incorporate KUMON Math, cost P1800 as well.