IShine Preschool

During the field trip to Scientia Park, all the children had fun meeting lots of animals such as buffalo, turtles, birds, fishes, and more. This activity allows children to learn about different species firsthand, fostering a deeper appreciation for nature and wildlife. 🌿🐾

Messy play with jelly offers a fun and enriching experience that supports children’s holistic development, including physical, cognitive, emotional, and social aspects.

Following our kindergarten project about chick hatching, Our Kindergarten class had a blast painting eggs to decorate them! Egg painting isn’t just fun; it’s a crackin’ way for students to hone their hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, and observation abilities. Plus, who doesn’t love a colorful, egg-cellent masterpiece? That’s the way to hatch some creativity and shell out some fun!

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Let’s get moving! Outdoor playtime with our N2 friends isn’t just fun—it’s a powerhouse of benefits for little ones’ physical, social, and emotional growth!

Outdoor fun boosts kids’ senses & skills, giving them a break from indoors to let loose & recharge. Back in class, they’re more focused. Plus, playing outside teaches teamwork & social skills like sharing and problem-solving – vital for growing up happy & healthy!

Our K-1 students engage in gym activities aimed at promoting strength and balance to enhance their academic performance. These activities include jumping to the bar, table standing, hand standing, and rolling. By participating in these exercises, students not only improve their physical fitness but also develop essential skills that can positively impact their learning abilities in the classroom.

Loving is an art. It is an art to treat the person we love with the best of intentions and with the utmost respect. So how we love will show how far and how high the quality of our humanity is." Loving art from an early age is a beautiful thing for children to grow up with"

Starting with learning the sound of the letter 'm' and exploring the sandpaper letter 'm' is a great way to introduce them to the concept. What a wonderfully messy and creative sensory art activity for our toddlers! Mud mirror painting sounds like an exciting and engaging experience for them.

Starting with making their own mud using flour and brown water is a fantastic sensory experience. It allows our toddlers to explore different textures and materials while engaging their senses of touch and sight.

Mixing the flour and brown water together with their hands not only promotes sensory exploration but also enhances their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

Using the mud they created to paint on the mirrors adds an extra element of fun and creativity to the activity. It encourages our toddlers to express themselves artistically and experiment with different techniques.

It's heartwarming to hear that our toddlers were so excited to participate in this activity and had a great time painting with the mud on the mirrors.

"Still in Chinese New Year Edition😊.
The children were so happy to do the performance." 芒种 mang zhong song with the beautiful fan and nice Cheongsam.

Celebrating events like the Chinese New Year through performances introduces children to different cultures and traditions, broadening their understanding of the world around them. Look how’s amazing all the performances in these pictures!

"Photoshoot after our performance"

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Learn more about our curriculum for preschool, kindergarten, and childcare programmes at the open house this Saturday, February 24, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Special Chinese New Year Promotion: Spin the Wheel waits for you there, moms and dads. Come and get the chance to collect your angpao! Don't miss it!

We would love to meet you and give you a tour 🙏🏻🤗🥰