Kido Repulse Bay Nursery & Child Care

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Safari Kid Hong Kong is now Kïdo!
Kïdo international nursery in Repulse Bay is the only dedicated international unaccompanied daycare center in Hong Kong for children between 10 months to 3 years of age (besides our child care center in Happy Valley)! In addition, we offer playgroups from 6 to 24 months.
The kindergarten is conveniently located at the iconic The Repulse Bay Arcade in Repulse Bay, a charming colonial building constructed on the site of the former The Repulse Bay Hotel on the south side of Hong Kong. The mall offers an appealing range of shops, restaurants, and professional service providers.
The four associated residential towers are one of the most recognized apartment buildings in the world, courtesy of a much-photographed “feng shui” hole.
The striking architecture at Repulse Bay certainly makes an impression – there aren’t many things more breathtaking than a Feng Shui hole. That’s why we knew it would be an excellent location for one of our schools. The surrounding scenery is ideal for inspiring children to take their first steps into the world of learning.
Our stunning nursery can be found at the iconic Repulse Bay Arcade and is built into a charming colonial building on the site of the old Repulse Bay Hotel. The area itself is a peaceful residential zone, which features a selection of shops and restaurants, and is Kïdo Repulse Bay just a five-minute walk from the Repulse Bay beach. At our school, young children take their first steps into independence as they learn how to explore and socialize.
We utilize smaller classroom sizes combined with high teacher-to-student ratios. This means we can give more attention to individual students, and craft lessons based on their interests. Our fun games and activities will spark a love of learning in your child from an early age.
We often incorporate Mandarin into many of our morning or afternoon activities to help children gain an understanding of the language. Besides the practical benefits of knowing a second language later in life, there are several advantages to receiving a multilingual education at an early age. Research shows that learning a second language boosts problem-solving, critical thinking, and listening skills. In addition to this, bilingual children often have improved reading, writing, and math skills, and generally score higher on standardized tests. Contrary to popular belief, young children are not confused by the introduction of multiple languages. Acquiring a second language early in life primes the brain to learn multiple other tongues, opening a world of opportunities for later on.

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