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The school is situated on the ground floor of Kam Kin Mansion on Caine Road, directly across the street from the main Guidepost Montessori Mid-Levels campus. It is located in the heart of the Mid-Levels district in Central, Hong Kong, featuring a large outdoor play area and a neighbourhood café.
The Family Club specifically serves infants and toddlers with programs for children aged 0 to 2.5 years. The levels include "Montessori Together" (up to 18 months), "Nido" (1–2 years), and "Transitional Toddler" (1.5–2.5 years).
It is a co-educational day school and family club offering accompanied and semi-accompanied early childhood programs. It operates as a specialized centre for early development rather than a traditional boarding or primary school.
The school does not explicitly list a dedicated Special Educational Needs (SEN) department for this specific location. However, the Montessori method practiced at the school is described as adhering to individualised learning, where expert staff meet each child's unique developmental needs with warmth and care.
The school does not have a specific country affiliation (e.g., British or American) but follows the international Montessori curriculum.
The school has no religious affiliation.
The general opening hours for the centre are 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday. Specific program timings vary, with options like the "Montessori Together" playgroup operating in scheduled sessions (e.g., 90 minutes) and other programs offering different schedules.
The specific location page does not mention a school bus service for the Family Club. While Guidepost Montessori generally offers bus services for its unaccompanied programs (like Children's House) in Hong Kong, this facility focuses on infants and toddlers (often accompanied), so parents should contact the school directly to confirm if any transport options are available.
Application Fees
- A non-refundable administrative fee of HKD 1,500 applies to all new admissions.
Tuition fees
Montessori Together Playgroup
- Crawlers (up to 12 months): HKD 380 / class
- Walkers (up to 18 months): HKD 480 / class
Nido
- 3 days per week (Morning): HKD 10,300 / month
- 3 days per week (Afternoon): HKD 9,300 / month
- 3 days per week (Extended Day): HKD 13,900 / month
- 5 days per week (Morning): HKD 13,400 / month
- 5 days per week (Afternoon): HKD 12,400 / month
- 5 days per week (Extended Day): HKD 17,900 / month
Transitional Toddler
- 2 days per week: HKD 5,450 / month
- 3 days per week: HKD 7,750 / month
- 5 days per week: HKD 10,850 / month
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Programs such as Nido, Toddler, and Children’s House are billed on a monthly basis.
- Enrichment programs are typically billed by the term.
- Tuition is generally due in advance of the service month or term.
Boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable at Guidepost Montessori Kennedy Town. It is a day school only.
Refund information
- The HKD 1,500 administrative fee is strictly non-refundable.
- Specific refund policies for tuition fees are subject to the terms and conditions outlined in the enrollment agreement provided during the admissions process.
Fee payment options
- The school accepts various payment methods, though specific options like credit card or bank transfer details are finalized during the invoicing process. Parents typically manage payments through the school's admissions and finance portal.
Guidepost Montessori Mid-Levels Family Club offers a specialized, nurturing environment designed specifically for infants, toddlers, and their families in the heart of Hong Kong. Located directly across from the main Mid-Levels campus, this facility features a dedicated space for the "Montessori Together" accompanied playgroups and "Nido" programs for children as young as 6 weeks old. The centre is distinguished by its authentic Montessori curriculum, which fosters independence and psycho-sensory motor development from the earliest stages of life. A key highlight is the facility's massive 5,000-square-foot outdoor play area, a rare find in the dense Mid-Levels district, allowing young children ample space for gross motor exploration. The program provides a true dual-language immersion experience, with English and Mandarin spoken daily to support natural language acquisition. Additionally, the Family Club includes a neighborhood café and exclusive events, creating a vibrant community hub where parents can connect while their children engage in purposeful, scientifically grounded learning.
