Latest Updated
16-06-2009 Newsletter June 2009 (English Version coming soon)
 

Our Schools
Tivoli Anglo-Chinese Kindergarten was established in March 1996. Under the leadership of the Chief Principal, Ms. Carmen Chan Ka Mun, JP, the Tivoli Nursery was soon opened in 1999 and then the Tivoli Mutual Help Centre was launched in 2004.

Ms. Chan strongly believes that children are naturally active learners and she emphasizes learning based on daily life experience. If parents wish for their children to become independent, confident, respected and a successful person in the future, this must be done from a young age by providing them opportunities to learn through their experiences. She also believes that learning through a happy and stimulating environment could enhance the children's observational skills, thinking skills as well as their ability to learn.

Ms. Chan further stresses that 'every child is unique with their own special talent'. Each child is a distinctive individual; therefore, when designing the curriculum, Ms. Chan insists on the principle of 'Child-Centred' learning. This caters to the children's ability, interests and needs and is flexible.

Furthermore, as the world is becoming more cosmopolitan along with Ms. Chan visions, Tivoli caters to both local and international children. This allows the parents to choose the section that would be more suitable for their child according to their backgrounds and needs.

Our Aims
Tivoli allows children to learn in an active, happy, and healthy way as well as extend their understanding of the Chinese culture. Furthermore, Multi-cultural elements have been integrated in our themes to arouse our children’s interest in their own culture as well as respecting other cultures. This also helps to broaden their knowledge and widen their perspectives.

   

Event Highlight

Arrangements for Kindergarten and Kindergarten-cum-Child Care Centres Under the Latest Development of Human Swine Influenza (HIS)

Dear Parents / Guardians:

The Education Bureau (EDB) announced on June 11 class suspension for 14 days in all kindergartens, kindergarten-cum-child care centres, primary schools (including private independent schools, international and ESF schools) and special schools (except those Schools for Social Development with secondary section only) from


Important Message from Principal Chan

“Let’s join hands to create a healthy and hygienic environment in School”

Personal hygiene is the first step to improving an individual‘s physical and emotional well-being. Here are some helpful tips on how you can maintain and improve your personal hygiene.

  • Wash hands properly
  • Observe good food hygiene
  • Clean up before you go to school and clean up when you return home
  • Seek medical help if you feel unwell
  • Adopt a healthy lifestyle
  • Keep school and home clean

Above information from Department of Health