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Early Years · Ages 5 and 6

Kindergarten in Aman Perdana, Klang

K1 and K2: applied learning, then independence and leadership readiness for Primary 1.

Ages
5 and 6
Class
1 teacher : 12 to 15 children
Attend
Half, extended or full day
Book a school visit
A kindergarten child matching picture cards in a workbook

Learning opportunities

What your child does in kindergarten

  • Cambridge English, including phonics
  • Preparation for Cambridge English Qualifications from age 6, at each child's level
  • Bahasa Melayu
  • Numeracy (Eureka Maths)
  • Mandarin, with Primary 1 at an SJKC in mind
  • Science
  • Individual reading in English, BM and Mandarin
  • Creative corner
  • Music Adventure
  • EyeQ, coding and computational thinking
  • Show and Tell, social and emotional learning
  • Life skills
  • Free play and blocks play
  • Story Lab (full day)

At a glance

Kindergarten in one view

The details parents usually compare, in one place.

Ages
5 and 6, in K1 and K2
Class
1 teacher : 12 to 15 children
Languages
English through Cambridge English with phonics, Bahasa Melayu and Mandarin, with reading in all three; preparation for Cambridge English Qualifications from age 6, at each child's level
Learning
Applied learning, then independence and leadership readiness for Primary 1
Sessions
Half day, extended half day or full day; times below. The centre closes at 6.30pm.
Meals
Snacks and a home cooked lunch every day, with less salt, sugar and oil and a different menu daily. Halal and other needs are worked out with each family.
Safety
20 channel CCTV in every classroom and around the premises; stair gates at the top and bottom of the staircase.
Parent app
Messages with teachers, photos and videos of the day, check in and check out, evaluations.
Where
36, Jalan Aman Perdana 8B/KU5, Aman Perdana, 41050 Klang, Selangor
Visit
Weekday mornings during school hours, with your child. Book a visit or call 018 262 6775.

Primary 1

Getting ready for Year 1

Mandarin for an SJKC

New words, pinyin, strokes and stroke order, story retelling, rhymes and tongue twisters.

Bahasa Melayu and English

Both taught every week, with individual reading in English, Bahasa Melayu and Mandarin.

Cambridge English from age 6

Children can prepare for Cambridge English Qualifications at their own level, an external assessment from Cambridge.

Year 1 from 2027

Malaysian children born in 2021 may start Year 1 in 2027 if their parents choose, without a screening test. For what applies to your child now, check the latest KPM FAQ, JPN or PPD.

We prepare children for the move to primary school, but we cannot promise a place at any school or a level of fluency. Read Year 1 in 2027: ages, dates and how to plan.

For the everyday side, such as asking for help, routines and looking after their own things, see getting ready for Primary 1, with a printable conversation checklist to take to your child's teacher. It is not a test and has no score.

Parent guides

Guides for this stage

Where this sits

The 4 stage Early Years Programme Roadmap

  1. 2 to 3Play based and sensory learning
  2. 3 to 4Discovery learning and early academics
  3. 4 to 5Exploratory applied learning and academic readiness
  4. 5 to 6Independent learning and leadership readiness

Hours

Three ways to attend

Half day8am to 12pm
Extended half day8am to 2pm
Full day8am to 5.30pm
Centre closes6.30pm

FAQ

Questions parents ask

Will my child sit a Cambridge English assessment?

Starting from age 6, students can prepare for Cambridge English Qualifications according to their level, an external assessment from Cambridge.

How do you help children prepare for Primary 1 at an SJKC?

Mandarin lessons cover new words, pinyin, strokes and stroke order, story retelling, rhymes and tongue twisters, alongside Bahasa Melayu and English, with reading in all three. We cannot promise a place or a level of fluency; Year 1 places are allocated through the Ministry of Education registration.

How big are the classes?

From 12 to a maximum of 15 children per teacher.

What are the school hours?

Half day runs 8am to 12pm, extended half day 8am to 2pm and full day 8am to 5.30pm. The centre closes at 6.30pm.

Are meals included?

Yes. Snacks and a home cooked lunch every day, with less salt, sugar and oil and a different menu daily. Halal and other needs are worked out with each family.

Can we visit first?

Yes, please do. Come during morning school hours to see a class in action, and bring your child along. Call or WhatsApp 018 262 6775, or join an open or enquiry day posted on our social media.

Other programmes

Also at SunnySeeds

Ages 2 to 3NurseryAge 4PreschoolAges 6 to 12After school care

Book a school visit

Come during morning school hours to see what we do, and bring your child along.

Book a visitCall 018 262 6775