I attended this school two decades ago and have only great things to say about my experience. The…read moreteachers are amazing, the curriculum is second to none and each child is treated with care. I highly recommend choosing this school for your child. Its the best perfect Preschool in the Philippines.

Great choice for your children as they have caring teachers and fantastic programs for kids. Our…read morekids developed a love for learning!

Well rounded learning Progressive…read moreOut son got a very very good start to big school thanks to mindchamps

My daughter is entering school for the first time this school year as a Nursery II student. I was a…read morebit hesitant to start her off so early at 3 years old, but I was more concerned about developing her social skills so I started looking for schools. We've seen several great preschools in Paranaque and in Makati but this is really the one where we felt that it was a perfect match. First off, they had one of the longest trial classes. They offered it for a whole week and gave it another 2-week extension. In that time, my daughter go to know the teachers really well and started forming a bond with some of her "classmates". Second, the teachers are really caring. I sat in during the last day of her trial class and saw how responsive the head teacher was. They have a low student to teacher ratio 1:7 which is really ideal for kids this young. Third, I love that it's a real international school. They've had their preschool in the US for 10 years and have been voted as the best in the state. They've even started expanding to two other states. The Philippines is their first international location. Finally, they have a supplemental Headstart program to prepare the students for the start of the school year. The tuition fee is affordable for all that it offers. While they are relatively new here, their methods are already tried and tested. I recommend them for any parent with preschool-aged kids.

Gingerbread House of Learning is a great school to get your kids started. Sometimes parents wonder…read morewhat makes a school great, and I say it's if the teachers ensure that the students leave the school equipped with the tools and skills they'd need to survive and thrive in Elementary. Though mainly a Progressive School, GHL's curriculum is Literacy based, meaning the children are introduced to reading and writing even at such early ages.

From the owner: Gingerbread House of Learning is an institution committed to giving our best to our students…read more Founded on a predominantly progressive style of teaching, GHL believes that a learner who has fun learns better. Each class caters to different age groups, from 10-17 months to 6 years old, with every class designed and planned carefully around the needs of each developmental level. Apart from customized classes per level, and not discounting every child's uniqueness, our teachers are also dedicated in giving Individualized Instructions to each child during class. This means that a child's unique learning abilities, including what he or she excels at and what he or she needs more focus on, is given ample time and attention. We stand by our mission to provide valuable, hands-on learning experiences to every child in a caring environment where everyone is valued and guided towards achieving their full potential.

Quality Education. The kids here are all very nice, they have zero tolerance in bullying, they keep…read moretheir classes small so the teachers can focus on each child. Also 4 year olds here can read

established good relationship between students,parents and faculty.mold an individual to be a…read morebetter person equipped with characters and values to be a better person.better facilities and small numbers in class which makes it more conducive for learnings.

From the owner: Rosehill School believes in providing an integral education to the students, which addresses all…read morethe aspects of the human person-physical, social, intellectual, moral and spiritual. And this can happen through home-school collaboration, which is best achieved through mentoring. The commitment of partnership among parents, teachers and students helps build a unity of values at school and home - making education truly integral and dynamic.  Our mentors do their best to form young minds and hearts. Conscious of their pivotal role in promoting home-school collaboration, they first seek to acquire the Christian ideals they wish to instill in their students. They also value and pursue continuous professional development as mentors. With dedication and patience, they strive to acquire a deep and thorough knowledge of their mentees, so as to form each mentee in the proper values.Through their amiability, warmth, and understanding,they gain the confidence of their mentees and the parents. They are effective contributors to family solidarity.

My nephew went to Expressive Minds Progressive Preschool & Tutorial Center along Katipunan Avenue…read morein Quezon City. See the thing with pre-schools is that the parents, grandparents, uncles and aunties can push with all their might where they want the young ones to go to school, but we all know that once that little boy or little girl sets his or her lil' heart on something, the rest of us usually will just surrender and give in. Expressive Minds was one of those things that my nephew demanded on. Once he saw the colorful classrooms, felt the cheerful vibe of the school, and the lovely personalities of the teachers, it was a done deal. No one was going to get in the way of the little guy from going to this school. The center does a very good job of mixing progressive learning and traditional learning. The traditional learning helps prepare the kids in a big way for the next step in their educational ladder (grade school). The progressive learning, my nephew really enjoyed. He would tell me stories about the different activities they would do in school, which made learning more interactive. He really enjoyed his time their and it was for good, too. He got accepted to Ateneo De Manila grade school after his time at Expressive Minds. What I liked about the center was that they have a small student-teacher ratio (10:1). For me, this ensures that the quality of learning is not watered down and that each student is given ample attention by their teachers. Also, they have summer camps and this program called KidzNMusik, teaching the kids about the joy of music. Taylor Swift mini me? Take Away: A preschool that has awesome teacher to student ratio and a good mix of progressive and traditional learning

I'm very happy with Expressive Minds! =) Their curriculum is individualized and they have come up…read morewith specific goals for my daughter which the teacher carefully executes. They have one-on-one time everyday which is great! This gives an opportunity for each student to work with the teacher to focus on specific tasks. We've actually tried a couple of preschools before enrolling her at Expressive Minds but unfortunately they didn't have one-on-one. My husband and I really liked the fact the student-teacher ratio is very small. If I'm not mistaken, they were only 10 during her time. There were 2 teachers and 1 teacher aide. So there are basically 3 adults for the class of 10 students. My daughter Serene really enjoyed her time there and now I'm enrolling my other daughter for their Early Learners class. Thumbs up to all the teachers and staff of Expressive. They have really contributed well to the school's inviting and homey environment!

Parents who are looking for quality affordable Montessori education should consider this preschool…read more I enrolled my son when he was only 2 1/2 and now that he is turning 6 this year, it is time to move on to a big school. The last few years have been very enjoyable for him; he really gained a lot in terms of confidence and social skills-- thanks to the positive learning environment provided by Mia Angela Montessori. Teacher Edith, the head teacher, is particularly good at teaching the fundamentals of reading and math. There are usually four or five teachers to handle a class of 20-30 so you know that your child is getting enough attention or his individual learning needs. One of the things that they train their students in is in focus and discipline. At a time when so many kids have notoriously short attention spans, my kid can spend more than half an hour reading a book, or playing with non-digital toys.