Spring Hong Kong

Spring Hong Kong SPRING has been conceived with the single aim of helping children achieve their development and lear

It is our belief that a holistic approach – where a child is immersed in a mix of properly designed stimulation activities and where the primary caregiver is provided with the necessary know-how to augment that process – form the key components to achieving success. Our areas of focus include neurophysiological development, sensory integration, nutrition discovery and physical competence. Led by specialists in each of these areas, the curriculum for each programme is designed to be engaging and fun, in addition, to being age and skill appropriate. Our commitment to learning extends to parents and carers as well for whom we have built a forum to help them expand their understanding, competency and involvement in their children’s development. SPRING’s 9,000 sq.ft facility is an integral part of the experience and benefits from a clean sheet design. Every aspect of the space was carefully considered to ensure relevance and interest to children, carers and our educators.

10/09/2026
08/09/2026

A Day in Neurostep!

Neurosteps is a neuro-physiological development programme designed to build strong brain connections, rhythm skills, and sensory systems to help babies hit key developmental milestones.

Starting from 6 weeks old, our programme features 3 stages:

Wrigglers: Non-crawlers (from 6 weeks)

Crawlers: Active crawling stage

Waddlers: Walking up to 18 months

Call us at 34655000  or email [email protected] to book a trial! 

Badminton is one of the best activities for visual development. Following the birdie trains the eyeballs to smoothly tra...
05/09/2026

Badminton is one of the best activities for visual development. Following the birdie trains the eyeballs to smoothly track objects - the exact same skills they will need to read a line of text across a page in kindergarten. Reaching out to meet a moving object teaches their brain to calculate distance, speed, and trajectory - building neural pathways that translate to catching a ball or even avoiding obstacles while running.

Back to School PROMO!Enroll in our regular classes (Neurosense, Neurosteps, Discoverer, Cooking and Supersport) by 30th ...
03/09/2026

Back to School PROMO!

Enroll in our regular classes (Neurosense, Neurosteps, Discoverer, Cooking and Supersport) by 30th September and get 1-2 FREE classes with us!

Call us at 3465 5000 or email [email protected] for more details. 

Wet, slimy, gritty and squishy textures build the little one’s brain tolerance to new sensations (reducing picky eating ...
29/08/2026

Wet, slimy, gritty and squishy textures build the little one’s brain tolerance to new sensations (reducing picky eating later). And the scooping, pinching and splashing build hand muscles needed for future utensil use and writing. This is a powerhouse brain-boosting workout for their nervous system.

Hanging is a top-tier activity - as the pediatric OTs call it “nature’s weighted blanket” for the nervous system. Short ...
27/08/2026

Hanging is a top-tier activity - as the pediatric OTs call it “nature’s weighted blanket” for the nervous system. Short bursts of 5-10 seconds of hanging, builds the intrinsic hand muscles - the exact ones they will need for holding a pencil, using scissors, and buttoning shirts in 2-3 years time.

B is for Bee! Our little ones transformed into bumble bees, observing the world through their mosaic-like eye sight. The...
25/08/2026

B is for Bee! Our little ones transformed into bumble bees, observing the world through their mosaic-like eye sight. They then embarked on a mission to bring the pollen back to the beehive overcoming obstacles on the way.

22/08/2026

We incorporate fitness challenges in our multi-sport classes. Games like barrel pushing and scooter board races are wonderful in improving core stability, body strength and cross-body coordination, which are all motor skills crucial for future reading / writing.

Cooking Shanghainese Fried Noodles with young children is a fantastic sensory adventure - think squishy veggies, slipper...
20/08/2026

Cooking Shanghainese Fried Noodles with young children is a fantastic sensory adventure - think squishy veggies, slippery noodles, and sizzling sounds!

Address

3/F, Centre Point, 181-185 Gloucester Road
Hong Kong
WANCHAI

Opening Hours

Tuesday 09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 18:00
Thursday 09:00 - 18:00
Friday 09:00 - 18:00
Saturday 09:00 - 18:00
Sunday 09:00 - 18:00

Telephone

+85234655000

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