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We enrolled our children to Kidsville for two reasons: to provide social interaction with other kids and to improve their speech and basic comprehension. They were naturally shy, timid and hesitant to interact with others thus we did not expect much. However with the teachers’ and staffs’ reassuring and engaging interaction with the kids, they slowly opened up and became at home in the school’s environment. Our kids impressively grew emotionally, socially and academically, they became confident and fun loving kids. They look forward going to school every day and they are being greeted by the teachers and staffs with warm hugs, hellos and high fives. My older child was well prepared when she went to big school while the younger one is happy to stay for a couple more…

“We are parents of 2 kids, a 6yo boy & a 3yo girl. Our son started schooling at 3. When we were scouting for a preschool for him, there were a lot to choose from here in Betterliving area. I joined forums and asked friends to check on reviews for these schools. One of the school that was highly recommended by my friends is Kidsville. Upon inquiring on the tuition fees, we were quite hesitant coz it’s a bit pricy compare to other schools. But then again, we were looking for a quality school which would be our son’s second home, a school where he would first learn his ABCs and 123s, so we said, tuition should not be our main consideration, but the quality of its curriculum, the teachers,…

Mio developed his love of school at Kidsville.  Classes are highly interesting and engaging for the kids, but still allow for discipline and structure. We are thankful to the dedicated teachers who go the extra mile to teach and care for our son.  He received the proper training for school, not just by honing his skills related to the academics but also interpersonal and emotional.  We are very pleased with the balance we see in Mio, more so because he had the best time at Kidsville achieving it. Elaine Dizon (mommy of Mio – Beetle sy 2013-2014)

Finding the right preschool for our son was no easy task. Took about a year of trial classes and oculars in different preschools before we finally decided on Kidsville. It was love at first sight, if there is such a thing, for me and Joaquin when we first stepped in this homey preschool. The trial class in May 2013 sealed the deal. Joaquin is definitely going to be a Bumblebee! Learning was not this fun before. Kidsville brings out the best in the children and the saint in monster moms like me. We are very thankful especially to Teacher Anne, Joaquin’s first official teacher, for making wonderful memories during our son’s first school year and faithfully documenting them, too. Thank you Kidsville family for being an important part and instrumental…

It was a great year spent with all of you. When we were school hunting before, my first choice was Kidsville and I certainly followed my instinct. The moment we went there my child fell in love with your school, the environment, the child friendly facilities and the fun-loving people who welcomed us. It’s great to know that there is a place where my child can learn and have fun at the same time. My daughter was originally a Filipino speaker when she first enrolled in your school and in a span of one (1) month, she was already able to speak the English Language very well. We are so fascinated at how much she has grown and how fast she has learned so many things in school… she can…

2 years ago we were looking for a good school to enrol our very active son. We went to a lot of schools in the area, asked around and Kidsville was on top of the list. The school was highly recommended. Our son was very active and curious. He needed the right school where he can learn and play at the same time. Kidsville made it fun for the kids. That’s why as much as possible our little boy did not want to miss school. You’ve allowed us parents to experience this too. It was an enjoyable 2 years for the whole family. Thank you Teacher Leng for keeping our son in check and to Teacher Claude for being kind despite the surely rowdy days in class. Your patience, dedication,…

As we look into different pre-schools, armed with criteria we thought a school should meet for our child’s early education, we came across a question. What do we want our child to be when she grows up? Instead of answering that question ourselves, we wanted her to have that choice instead.  But first she must be equipped with the very basic foundation, Education. Each preschool and play school we checked seemed to be, if not intimidating, was too loud and noisy for our daughter Eunice. There was too much activity going around with the teachers and other kids, adults and guardians alike are walking here and there during the class held in a single large room. Then there was this very formal preschool with very traditional approach which my husband and I thought was too early for her…

1. Balanced, quality early childhood education – I’m not only glad but also impressed that Kidsville has competently delivered this. My child has enjoyably learned his ABCs within the context of his everyday experiences and not through serious, traditional ways. Quality education to me means quality teachers and staff, quality learning materials, and quality execution of in-school and outdoor activities and I should say that Kidsville has exceeded my expectations in this aspect. 2. An environment that supports holistic learning – apart from its physical environment that is safe, comfortable, and inviting, Kidsville provides a nurturing environment that supports the demanding and individual needs of every child. School equipments and materials are not scarced.  There’s a sufficient and generous supply for arts and crafts. My son is wild at heart…

Kidsville has been Kimi’s second home.  The first day we inquired about their preschool we felt “at home” already and had made our decision right there and then. We did not look elsewhere.  The teachers invited us for a seat-in so my son would see how it was like to be in a real classroom with a lot of kids (8 or 10 is already a lot for him!).  As I have expected, he cried a lot during the seat-in with Teacher Anne’s Bumblebees, and would not let me out of his sight.  He’s very aloof around kids, wouldn’t even make eye contact.  When asked about his name, he would turn to me and say “you say it.”   Fast forward, he became a Cricket (Nursery) under Teacher Joanna… I really…