Small Wonder Malaysia, Puchong
Small Wonder Malaysia, Puchong is a school that seeks to give young children confidence in their abilities and skills.
Small Wonder Malaysia, Kota Kemuning
Teachers at Small Wonder, Kota Kemuning are grounded by current research in child development and are guided by the best practice guidelines to optimise the learning environment for children.
Kidskool, Seri Kembangan
Imagine a preschool where all children are excited to attend classes. Adapting interactive learning syllabus with holistic curriculums everyday. This is KIDSKOOL.
Tree Dolphin Childcare Centre, Ara Damansara
Tree Dolphin Childcare Centre is a boutique care and education centre that acknowledges the importance of learning through play. For added convenience, the centre offers flexi-care and weekend care options to suit any family’s needs.
Tadika KinderJoy, Ipoh
Established in 1996, Tadika KinderJoy in Ipoh has been shaping young minds for almost 30 years, offering programmes for children aged 18 months to six years.
Selected Preschools in Kepong
With so many choices around, choosing the right preschool and kindergarten might be a headache for some parents, so we’d like to ease your journey by listing down some of leading preschools in Kepong, a bustling city with lots of potentials.
Rise N Shine Childcare Centre, SS2
Rise N Shine Childcare Centre SS2 is a Montessori guided preschool that nurtures children to Rise N Shine like a bright star! Even children with mild disabilities do very well in this Montessori environment.
Kingsbee Preschool, Kuchai Lama
Kingsbee Preschool, Kuchai Lama is a place that makes parents feel comfortable and confident with the facility, teachers and programme. The main appeal is the safety and peace of mind that they offer when children are at school.
Tadika Anak Manis, USJ 12, Subang Jaya
Tadika Anak Manis honours the tradition of providing children with a solid early childhood education that is instilled with positive discipline. Children are inspired to continue to be effective learners as they proceed to primary school.
Kids Who Grow Up In Kampung, Become Happier Adults, Study Finds
Spending at least 120 minutes a week in nature is associated with good health and wellbeing, says one scientific journal; the research that was funded by NIHR; the largest national clinical research funder in Europe, published in Scientific Reports.
