Rain Trees Kindergarten Address: 60 Kheam Hock Road, Singapore 298824
Website: www.raintreeskindergarten.com
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: +65 6474 6181
Gender: Co-educational
Age: 1.5 to 6
Curriculum: International

Background

Rain Trees Kindergarten in Singapore is a small, family-orientated, independent school with just 80 places. The school caters to the international community.

Rain Trees provides a creative environment, which is both stimulating and challenging. Children learn best through doing and the school gives ample opportunities to explore, experiment and discover with hands-on equipment and materials in an adult-directed setting.

Established in 1999, it is conveniently located on Kheam Hock Road near the Singapore Botanical Gardens. Rain Tree offers children and parents a spacious and secure integrated indoor/outdoor setting with a green and leafy garden.

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