The word ‘Jalan Pemimpin’ in Bahasa Melayu means ‘Leader’s Path’, which coincidentally describes the estate of Marymount, an upcoming mixed residential and commercial enclave between Bishan and Thomson and home to many emerging tech industries. At the corner of Jalan Pemimpin, just minutes from Marymount MRT station, Mulberry Learning @ Marymount is located at the swanky new commercial development known as M38. As a leading preschool brand in Singapore, Mulberry Learning’s new school at Marymount is again setting new standards and raising the bar in Singapore’s early childhood scene.
HIGHER, WIDER SPACES
With a floor to ceiling height clearance of more than 4m and full height glass window panels, the fully air-conditioned learning spaces enjoy the full bask in the sun to give a soothing warm feeling. Outdoors, a spacious exploration and play area on wooden floor decks provides fun for children under the watchful gaze of our nurturing teachers.
To further optimize space for children’s growing needs, the principal’s office is conveniently located at the mezzanine floor. Mulberry Learning @ Marymount features reading corners, a fully furnished, richly stocked library with award winning titles for Kindergarten children, while young toddlers and nursery children read from the cosy reading corner complete with little armchairs and mini work benches and tables.
DEDICATED LEARNING STUDIOS
Unlike traditional pre schools which use fixed classroom spaces, Mulberry Learning believes in allowing children to co-mingle, move around different corners of the school, and learn in any zone, akin to a workplace-of-the-future concept where collaboration and flexible use spaces are commonplace. As such, Mulberry Learning @ Marymount has been designed with dedicated multi-age learning studios, which allows preschoolers to socialize and mingle with one another and learn within studios equipped with a wide array of materials on the arts, languages, mathematics, and sciences. This novel approach shows how Mulberry Learning is at the forefront of the early childhood education sector, looking far ahead into the future to see how best to prepare young minds for the future world.
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