checked with one of the kindergarten in Puchong Utama (Montessori based):-

rm2400 per year (misc)
RM650 monthly (half day)
RM35 insurance
RM280 uniforms (4 sets)
RM300 registration (one time)

is this too mahal or standard rate?...

please advise parents...

thanks.

Hi All,

Im in the midst of surveying a good preschool / nursery for my soon-to be 3 year's old son next year 2017. Does anyone of you have any recommendation or good review for kindergarten which is located either at PJ, SS3 or Kepong, Taman Daya / Taman Ehsan?
My main concern of the kindergarten as below:-
1) Friendliness of teachers and principal
2) Teaching Methodology - i prefer a more open concept instead of those conventional type of teaching method. So far, i only know either Montessori of Fungates method that provides such open teaching concept.
3) Hygienic, good environment and children friendly on its surroundings and facilities.
4) Programs available.
5) Fees - this is the last concern. I would prioritized my concern for the 1st four above first.

To all papa mamas, please help to suggest or recommend some good ones, as im still cracking my head on which kindy to select best eventhough i have did some surveys. =(

Additional question: Is real kids@kampung tunku, smart readers@SS3 & Q-dees@SS3 good and recommended?

Thanks in advance to all of you.

is definitely higher than average. but have to see the quality of the teacher whether it justify what u are paying or not.
I also paying for half day montessori based, although I can see is not following the exact montessori teaching.

RM100 registration
RM300 material per annum
RM530 monthly (half day)
RM30 insurance
no uniform

What is your RM2400 for misc? That seems really ex for something categorize as misc

my personal opinion is that real kids, smart readers and Q-dees are more like money making machine. Depends on the branch you went to, some I see that the tachers ain't that passionate in what they do. they just seems to rush through their materials and lack of character building for the child.

Hi, thanks for your opinion. Are you familiar with Real Kids Kampung Tungku branch or SS3 Q-dees branch? Any feedback on that?
Between, do you have any good recommendation on kindy near SS3 area or Kepong, Taman Daya or Taman Ehsan area?
Please help to advise if you know any =) thx very much

thanks for the reply. RM2400 misc is the charges to use their equipments,facilities in the kindy...

by the way, which area r u in? if im nearby, maybe can consider that kindy too..

sorry, that's not within the area of my search

have u survey Bright Kids, at Desa Jaya?

Taska sunflower in Maluri Kepong..

hi, i have not as i did not come across this taska before..is it good? may i know where exactly desa jaya is?

Thx

hi, thx for ur recommendation...i will have a look at the website n understand bout this kindy then...thx

It's Montessori based..and best part is you can install CCTV app on your phone and view it anytime

Do not know how to tell you, but you can easily find thru Google map/Waze..

agree with this....

dun because of peer pressure and those silly reason.

most important is at the higher education and not now.

those who think kindergarten already so important, they should send the child school when just born already,

woww...okok....thx very much...i will have a look on it

thx very much it seems quite good.....will plan to visit that kindy this week................thx very much for ur recommendation ^^

u r welcome.. wish ur kid have funs

u r welcome.. wish ur kid have funs

although I know the more we pay, doesn't necessary guarantee better quality, but let's not be too cheapskate on childcare, especially for young kids. For a 2 years old who hardly knows how to talk, you might not want to send them to places where they will get mistreated and don't even know how to complaint to parents. Preschooler are totally naive and resemble a blank piece of paper, I would ensure that the teacher we choose are of good quality and not just some bored auntie with not qualification. Bottom line is, pay for what you can afford.