Molly Manners Malaysia

Play to Learn: Baking Class

Date: 27 June 2026 ( Saturday )
Time: 10:30-11:30 am
RM 80 per student

Children friendly baking class.
To register, please contact 0122173050

The Young Sophisticate July intake

Molly Manners Teenagers Etiquette Class:
Learn Good Manners, Etiquette, Character Building And Social Skills Through Fun, Interactive Activities.

The Young Sophisticate ( Teenagers)
Date: 25th July 2026 (Saturday)
Time: 10am to 5pm ( including dining etiquette session at restaurant)
Venue: Mont Kiara

Topics:
1 Making a positive first impression
2 Everyday Etiquette
3 The Art of Conversation
4 Electronic Etiquette
5 Minding your money talk
6 Thank you note
7 Good personal habits
8 Good table manners
9 Body language
10 Interview skills and tips

Fee: RM 700 (inclusive Dining Etiquette lunch )

10% discount for early birds, sign up n pay before 12 June 2026
Or
10% discount for alumni of Molly Manners

Seat is confirmed upon payment received.

Our class is very small n seats are very limited. Do sign up soon.

To inquire or sign up, please contact 0122173050.

We offer private group classes too at dates that are convenient for your children. This is a 1 day 7 hours class for teenagers. Your child can come with friends or siblings

Note:
We have classes for primary school students in May and June too.
We have special edition planned for OKU card holders above 18 yo too.

Cheers
Teacher Ashley

Molly Manners Etiquette and Character Building Class
2026 July Intake ( Private & International School Holiday)

Dates:
Intake 1: 14-16 July (30% booked)
Intake 2: 21-23 July (50% booked)
Intake 3: 28-30 July
Saturday Class: 4,11 & 18 July

Kool to be Kind ( Primary School)
Part 1: 2 days Classroom Setting
Time: 10:00am-1:00pm
Venue: Mont Kiara

Part 2: 1 day Dining Etiquette Workshop
Time: 11:00am - 12:30pm
Venue: Mont Kiara

Topics
1 Impeccable introductions
2 Words to use and words to lose
3 Helping at home
4 Table setting pratice
5 Table manners
6 Restaurant dining etiquette
7 Good habits and first impression
8 Conversational skills
9 How to give and receive compliments
10 Good posture & positive body language
11 Party, sleepover and playdate etiquette
12 Everyday etiquette
13 I am a good sport
14 Xtreme confidence

Fee: RM 700
10% discount for early birds, sign up n pay before 12 June 2026
Or
10% discount for alumni of Molly Manners
Or
10% discount for group of 2 or siblings sign up (can be from different programme)
Seat is confirmed upon payment received.

To register:
https://forms.gle/DTcbwaNTt63EJu2h9

Choices of menu for dining etiquette workshop:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfZ8xmuG6BqEzwmvAUb0Bm5UNamkRxZAFBrAXR6Z7yBTYrl7A/viewform

Our class is very small n seats are very limited. Do sign up soon. Please contact 0122173050 for more information.

Introduction video of Molly Manners:
https://youtu.be/QgwjXNDo0BA?feature=shared

See you in July 2026

Note:
1. Light refreshments will be provided.
2. We offer private class for siblings, group of friends or 1 to 1 coaching on dates that are convenient for you.

By age 8, your child stops asking for the things they still need. That does not mean they outgrew it.

It means they learned to stop asking. Here are 9 things they still deeply need, even when they don't say it.

One, physical affection. They still need hugs, back scratches, and lap time.

Two, your undivided attention without a phone.

Three, help naming big feelings they cannot sort alone.

Four, reassurance that mistakes are okay.

Five, bedtime rituals that include connection, not just routine.

Six, to hear "I am proud of you" even when they did not win.

Seven, your calm presence during their meltdowns.

Eight, permission to be sad without a quick fix.

Nine, to know that your love is not based on their performance.

They stopped asking. But you can still give.

Source: Daily Zone

Children with ADHD are not struggling because they lack discipline. Their brains are wired for motion, rhythm, and engagement.

When they move, cognitive networks that control focus and planning switch on in ways that sitting still can never achieve. Movement is not a distraction. It is activation.

Studies show that even twenty minutes of structured physical activity can raise attention levels by up to forty percent.

Running, swimming, biking, and team sports stimulate dopamine and norepinephrine, the very chemicals ADHD brains need to regulate focus and impulse control.
These activities don’t tire the brain.
They sharpen it.

Music training offers another powerful boost. Rhythm, timing, and auditory sequencing strengthen the same executive function pathways that help children pause, plan, and prioritize.

Research shows more than a twenty five percent improvement in attention control when music becomes part of their weekly routine.

When movement and rhythm are woven into daily life, ADHD brains operate closer to their natural design.

Stress decreases, emotional regulation improves, and learning becomes easier.

This shift has nothing to do with “burning off energy” and everything to do with supporting neurological balance.

The right environment doesn’t fight an ADHD brain. It works with it.

And when it does, focus becomes something a child can finally feel proud of.

Source: parenting

Dining Etiquette Class is back in June, July and August on the weekends or weekdays ( for school holiday children)

RM 250 per child
1 hour theory class
1 hour 3 course dining at restaurant

Group 1: Primary School
Group 2: Secondary School

Thank you KL Orchestra.
Wonderful performance.
To love KL is to know KL

Many great events are happening in KL till 28 June.

Project Kindness:
We have a pay it forward programme known as Project Kindness. We started in 2020 sending happy packs to children at hospital and hospice. We run community hero day too to show our appreciation.

The next Project Kindness will be from June to August together with Alex's Bakery.

A part of the students fee will be contributed to chip in for our next 2 Project Kindness