Bethesda Kindercare: a place where each child can be known fully in his or her unique personality, character, and talents.
Through our holistic pedagogical approach, we endeavour to bring not only “wholesome” teaching but Godly “wholeness” to every child who comes through our doors.
Every child a well-rounded individual rooted in Christian values.
Guided by faith, we are committed to building a nurturing and engaging environment that lays the foundational skills for lifelong learning, prepares children for primary school, and teaches them to respect others and elders. Our mission is to develop all our children holistically, helping them grow into caring and ethical individuals who contribute positively to society.
We believe that self-confidence and independence are needed for children to be rooted in their identities.
We believe that an enthusiastic spirit towards life allows children to thrive beyond their preschool years.
We believe that teaching children how to honour and see value in those around them fosters greater appreciation for community.
We believe that nurturing deep curiosity about the world will instill a love for learning in children for life.
We believe that developing empathetic and caring children will help make the world a better place.
We believe that inculcating honesty and integrity is key to developing dependable and upright children who are true to their word.
The Singapore Pre-school Accreditation Framework, or SPARK, recognises preschools for their continued efforts in providing quality preschool education.
HPB encourages pre-schools to establish a culture that promotes healthy living. We provide healthy meals and help our students maintain a healthy lifestyle by encouraging physical activity and teaching them about health and nutrition.
The Kanagawa Biennial World Children’s Art Exhibition has been held every two years since 1981. Held in Kanagawa Prefecture adjacent to Japan’s capital of Tokyo, this event exhibits children’s art from all over the world, and is intended to use the power of painting to foster the dreams and creativity of today’s young children who will go on to become the leaders of tomorrow. The exhibition is also intended to further understanding of the world’s diverse cultures and differences in global lifestyles. We are honoured to have our student, Rainer Lim, selected as one of the prize-winning works out of more than 20,000 applicants from around the world.
