Spring Shine Preschool and Kindergarten

Our students learn how to read using phonics via Letterland methods. Lessons are typically conducted in small group settings, with plenty teacher-students interaction.

Our outdoor-based classrooms allow us to be close to nature while morning sunlight is also a good source of Vitamin D! 😃

Our group photo during Kartini Day celebration. No easy feat to get everyone ready and looking glam while looking at the camera!

No worries, any photos of our children is a good photo in our book.

Oh what grreat funn!!!

We treat play learning seriously serious!

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Role playing encourages creativity and active imagination in young children. We allow for break times during our school sessions, which allow students to explore their own world and to socialize with friends.

Our class sessions are divided into two large categories, physical activities and sitting-down learning activities. All activities are interactive and as hands-on as possible. We use Montessori methods and tools in our classes.

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PTM (Pembelajaran Tatap Muka) allows children to interact and have schooling activities with friends. We believe this is one of the most important aspects of learning - to be able to play and learn together. However, we should remain vigilant towards potential virus spreads! We provide easy acces...

Balancing is one of the skills we acquired in our early days. This basic skill plays an important role in how we focus and concentrate.

Being in open air setting, our outdoor-based classrooms give us lower chance of virus spreads. Please note that wearing mask is mandatory at all times.

Learning thru play and physical activites is one of the methods that we lean heavily in our Spring Shine ways. We believe that happy learners are the best learners. They accept materials better when they are excited and genuinely interested in the subjects.

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Children who practise optimistic thinking are more resilient, they are less likely to give up in the face of challenge and they tend to interpret experiences in a way that gives them a sense of control and confidence. Optimism is not about temperament, it is a habit of thinking that relates to ho...