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Shaws Braddell Heights was established in 1990, making it one of Singapore's earliest play-based preschools. The Braddell Heights campus was created to emphasize experiential learning through play and adventure. The setting is a tranquil, nature-rich neighbourhood with a cottage‑like campus and a large outdoor field used for sports, gardening, sand play, and water play. The principal, Rai Nutan, leads the Braddell Heights campus and oversees a bilingual play‑based program that integrates English and Mandarin.
Shaws Braddell Heights fosters a family‑oriented community in a calm, nature‑rich setting. The day blends English instruction with Mandarin through a bilingual play‑based routine, reinforcing community through shared language experiences. Weekly activities such as Messy Play and Little League occur on Thursdays and Fridays, giving families regular opportunities to participate alongside their children. Neighbors and friendly staff are part of daily life during the morning arrival and outdoor play, contributing to a welcoming Braddell Heights atmosphere.
Public materials for Shaws Braddell Heights do not list a formal Parent Teacher Association (PTA). Parent engagement is instead organized around campus events and direct staff channels. The events program includes Open House sessions inviting families to meet teachers and view classrooms, with Open House events held in 2024 and 2025 across Shaws campuses including Braddell Heights. The Junior Sports Carnival is another family‑involved event noted in the events feed. Families can contact the Braddell Heights campus or the enrollment team via the contact page to participate in events or discuss their child's progress.
Shaws Preschool caters for children aged 18 months to 6 years. The curriculum integrates elements of Reggio Emilia, Waldorf Steiner, and Montessori philosophies, encouraging experiential learning through hands-on projects, outdoor exploration, and structured play. A standout feature is its dedicated sports program, led by professional coaches from Shaws Little League, where children engage in activities like soccer, rugby, and basketball.
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