sweeteymichelle
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does anyone who has kid(s) studying or studied in St Teresa's Kindergarten Stanley can comment on the school please?
School in Stanley
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sea princess
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Hi
We have been really happy with St Teresa's. It has small class numbers, a diversity of nationalities, caring staff, bright airy rooms and an outdoor play ground (not common in Hk as you are probably already aware).
It is really friendly and mainly a kinder for residents in Stanley (some mums from Tai tam, South Bay too).
It traditionally parents pulled their children out after K1 and K2 as it's not a K3 program, But because of this, the staff are now indivdually talioring programs for the older children which have been amazing (reading skills, numeracy, etc.).
Feel free to PM more than happy to answer any other questions
We have been really happy with St Teresa's. It has small class numbers, a diversity of nationalities, caring staff, bright airy rooms and an outdoor play ground (not common in Hk as you are probably already aware).
It is really friendly and mainly a kinder for residents in Stanley (some mums from Tai tam, South Bay too).
It traditionally parents pulled their children out after K1 and K2 as it's not a K3 program, But because of this, the staff are now indivdually talioring programs for the older children which have been amazing (reading skills, numeracy, etc.).
Feel free to PM more than happy to answer any other questions
My twins will start K1 in September, and most likely K2 next year (and then switch to ESF Primary, 2006 born), assuming we stay in Hong Kong. We live in Tai Tam and have several people from our building with kids including 3 sets of twins coming school year! Everybody I talked to, is very happy about the school. My oldest was in Sunshine and she loved it, and so did we, but it's about double the cost, and with 3 kids and paying everything out of pocket I am sure they're going to be just as happy at St. Theresa.