Lily Valley International Preschool

Lily Valley Preschool is located at 6 Raffles Boulevard,

02-101 Marina Square, Singapore 039594. The preschool sits in the heart of the Marina Bay area, a central and well-connected district popular with families and professionals. It is easily accessible via multiple MRT stations including Esplanade, Promenade, and City Hall, all within walking distance.

Lily Valley Preschool offers programmes for children aged 18 months to 6 years. The school is structured into age-based classes, progressing from playgroup through nursery and kindergarten levels.

Class placement is based on age and developmental readiness.

Lily Valley Preschool is a co-educational day school for children aged 18 months to 6 years.

It does not offer boarding facilities.

Lily Valley Preschool does not explicitly detail provisions for Special Educational Needs (SEN) on its website.

However, the school's Reggio Emilia-inspired approach emphasizes child-centered learning, which may accommodate diverse learning needs through individualized attention and flexible teaching methods.

Lily Valley Preschool has no formal affiliation to any particular country.

Lily Valley Preschool has no religious affiliation. Children from all backgrounds are welcome.

Lily Valley Preschool operates from 7:00am to 7:00pm, Monday to Friday offering both half-day and full-day programs.

The full-day program runs from 8:00am to 5:00pm, while the half-day program runs from 8:00am to 12:30pm. Breaks and meals are included as part of the daily routine.

Lily Valley Preschool offers a school bus service for children travelling between home and school.

All buses follow safety guidelines, and supervision is provided during the journey. Parents can arrange for transport by contacting the school reception.

Lily Valley Preschool offers a curriculum based on the International Early Years Curriculum (IEYC) for ages 18 months to 4 years, focusing on play-based, inquiry-led learning across key developmental strands. It aligns with Singapore’s NEL Framework and emphasize critical thinking, communication, and social-emotional growth.

For ages 5 to 6, the school uses the International Primary Curriculum (IPC), which introduces subject-based learning alongside personal and international goals.

The curriculum is supported by the Reggio Emilia approach, encouraging exploration through thoughtfully designed learning spaces. A bilingual Mandarin-English immersion runs throughout all levels, promoting early language development. Creative subjects like visual arts, music, and digital tools are integrated into weekly learning.

Lily Valley Preschool integrates social and emotional learning (SEL) into its curriculum through play-based and inquiry-led activities aligned with the Reggio Emilia approach. Children engage in sensory experiences like sand, water, and messy play to express emotions, develop self-regulation, and build friendships.

Educators support SEL by designing hands-on learning experiences that encourage active participation and exploration. The school also fosters strong family engagement through parent participation initiatives, workshops, and regular communication, promoting a collaborative community that supports children's social and emotional development.

Lily Valley Preschool is not a specialist Special Educational Needs (SEN) institution.

To support children for whom English is an additional language, Lily Valley Preschool integrates a bilingual Mandarin-English immersion program across all year groups. This program is designed to build English language skills alongside Mandarin, with a focus on speaking, listening, reading, and writing.

Teachers use inquiry-based, play-led approaches to provide language-rich environments and scaffold English learning in everyday activities.

While the school does not run a separate EAL program, classroom teachers are experienced in supporting language development for multilingual learners.

Lily Valley Preschool supports mental wellbeing through daily social-emotional learning and its Reggio Emilia approach. Teachers are trained to observe and respond to children’s emotional needs using play, creative expression, and group interaction. Dedicated spaces like ateliers encourage emotional regulation through hands-on activities.

While the school does not have a formal mental health department, wellbeing is supported through teacher practices and family engagement.

While the school does not publicly detail specific safeguarding measures, it provides a Parent Handbook outlining its policies and procedures, including those related to child safety and wellbeing.

1. Book an open house visit or school tour
Parents are encouraged to visit the school to explore the learning environment and speak with staff. Open house events offer a chance to observe classes and understand the school’s approach. You can register for a visit through the school’s website.

2. Submit an application form
After your visit, you can complete and submit the admissions form provided by the school. This includes personal information, your child’s background, and any additional learning or language needs. Supporting documents, such as birth certificates and immunization records, may be required.

3. Attend a parent meeting or child observation session
The school may invite you for a follow-up meeting or schedule an observation session to better understand your child’s readiness and fit. This helps teachers plan appropriately for each child’s transition.

4. Receive an offer and confirm enrolment
If your child is offered a place, you’ll receive an official letter along with instructions for confirming enrolment. A deposit or enrolment fee may be required to secure the place. The school will provide further information on start dates and orientation.

Lily Valley Preschool does not currently offer scholarships.

Lily Valley Preschool does not publicly detail a formal waitlist or wait pool system on its website.