The early formative years impact a child’s development immensely, and it is every parent’s desire to provide the very best they can for their kids. We recently relocated to Singapore from Hong Kong. Apart from a safe, caring and intellectually stimulating environment, we also wanted one that would mitigate our daughter’s anxiety and cultural shock in every way possible.
Finding a good pre-school is a huge challenge in today’s highly competitive world and schools are constantly bombarding parents with the promise of offering the best to our kids.
After a fair amount of research, we finally settled on EtonHouse and we are glad we did! We chose EH Sentosa initially due to our daughter’s overall sense of ease, in addition to our perception of its approach to promote holistic development of a child’s personality, without necessarily being overbearing. Additionally, the teachers and staff came across as caring and nurturing, which we think is critical to every parent to ensure their kids are in good hands. We also noticed that learning is made fun and interactive, with positive reinforcement, thereby keeping the kids engaged and bringing out the best in them. Given the cultural and ethnic diversity in class, we also like the opportunities kids have to interact socially and embrace diversity from a young age. Several other school activities, picnics, games, outings etc. from time to time further seem to add to the excitement and joy of the kids and Aadhya particularly enjoys them. We also like the active participation of parents in the child’s welfare.
Regarding the physical attributes of the school, it is in a beautiful and inviting setting. How common is it to see peacocks roam around? The classrooms also look spacious and well-lit, with class sizes that are conducive for more personalised attention.
Overall EtonHouse provides an epicentre to build strong skills among kids from a very diverse environment. We are glad that we picked EtonHouse and will unequivocally recommend it to our friends and family.
Arppanaa John, Parent of Aadhya