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VPP Achieved “Best Playgroup” at Hong Kong Parents’ Choice Award!

Thank you to all parents who voted Victoria Playpark (VPP) as the “Best Playgroup” at Champimom’s Hong Kong Parents’ Choice Award 2024.

VPP is committed to offering trilingual, play-based playgroups that provide a nurturing and stimulating environment to help children thrive and make a seamless transition to kindergarten education!

In the past year, VPP introduced various immersive experiences: parent-child workshops at dental and ophthalmic clinics, parenting workshops addressing children’s separation anxiety, VEO Principals’ Chat sessions offering insights on the playgroup to kindergarten transition, participation in VEO Sports Fun Day, and community service activities to foster children’s social responsibility. We have also launched our WeChat platform and organised events including our annual graduation ceremony, exclusive tours to VEO Campus and Expert Talks.

Thank you for joining us on this journey – none of these would have been possible without parents like YOU! 💛

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♻️ VPP Students Recycled Red Packets!

VPP students celebrated the Lunar New Year with care for the planet by simply dropping their used red packets into our dedicated recycling bins. Their contributions will be forwarded to Greener Action for recycling and reuse, fostering sustainability within our community.

Let’s create a greener future together!

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In Experts Sharing

VEO Principals’ Chat on Preparing ‘Future Ready’ Children

At the recent Principals’ Chat, insightful discussions centred on how to support children’s holistic development and ease their transition to pre-nursery while equipping them with future-ready skills.

Ms. Dianna Chan, Principal of VEO Harbour Green Campus, highlighted the pivotal role of pre-nursery and playgroups in building confidence, curiosity and essential skills, laying the groundwork for a strong start to future learning. Both programmes include diverse learning activities:

  • Role-play to learn how to communicate and work with others
  • Structured Play to develop creativity and problem-solving skills
  • Language to enhance social skills and self-confidence
  • Mathematics to foster the interests of learning and exploration

Ms. Josephine Wu, Principal of VEO Ocean Pride Campus, shared five key skills on how parents can actively prepare their children with future-ready abilities, ensuring a smooth transition not just to kindergarten but to lifelong success:

  • Language skills to build vocabulary, understand instructions and enhance comprehension
  • Social skills to learn how to share, collaborate and build connections with peers
  • Motor skills to strengthen children’s attention
  • Self-care skills to foster independence and self-confidence
  • Social-emotional skills to help manage emotions, express feelings and build resilience
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In Events & Registration

Share the Joy of Reading with Children’s Book Donation

VPP teachers introduced our young learners to a special book donation drive by the non-profit social enterprise ‘ReBooked’ during a storytelling session. ✨This meaningful community service project, as part of the Victoria Educational Organisation (VEO)’s 60th anniversary celebration, reflects the shared commitment of VPP and VEO to nurturing socially responsible learners from early years.

 

Our young readers were excited to give their beloved books a new home, spreading the joy of reading and inspiring others through their thoughtful contributions. 📚❤️

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In Events & Registration

Exclusive Campus Tour with VEO Principals and Head Teachers

VPP parents had the unique opportunity to join an exclusive campus tour led by  Principals and head teachers of Victoria Educational Organisation (VEO). They experienced VEO’s interactive, inquiry-based learning environments firsthand and explored its cross-disciplinary, trilingual curriculum perfectly aligned with VPP’s framework. Parents were delighted to see how VPP’s comprehensive playgroup programmes empower our young learners with holistic skills, ensuring a smooth transition to VEO and other local and international schools!

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In Events & Registration

[For New Students Only] VPP Open Day – Experience Our Trilingual, Multidisciplinary Class!

Receive a HK$300 Ticket Waiver and a PlayTime Voucher Upon Successful Playgroup Enrolment!*

Are you ready to spark your child’s love for learning this winter? Victoria Playpark (VPP) invites you and your little one to join us for our Open Day, where you can discover the power of play in early childhood development!

Experience a class taster of our trilingual playgroup programmes (English, Putonghua, and Cantonese) designed for toddlers aged 12 to 24 months. This is a unique opportunity to explore our learning stations, crafted to ignite curiosity, creativity, and a love of learning in your child. You will also see how structured play can enhance language development, cognitive skills, self-management, and lifelong learning.

As a special offer, parents who enrol their child at VPP successfully within 6 months of the Open Day will enjoy a HK$300 ticket waiver, and a complimentary PlayTime voucher for two adults and one child.* Don’t miss this exclusive opportunity for new students only – reserve your spot today!

Venue : Wan Chai (Harcourt House) Centre (Room 305-8, 3rd Floor, Harcourt House, 39 Gloucester Road, Wan Chai)

Date : Friday, 13 December 2024

Time : 3:45 PM – 4:45 PM

Participants : Children born between December 2022 – December 2023, each accompanied by 1 parent

Ticket Fee : HK$300

Register now and give your child the gift of holistic development! Spots are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. We cannot wait to see you at our Open Day!

Register Now!
*Terms and Conditions apply
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In Experts Sharing

VEO Principals Shared Insights on Boosting Early Language Development

Our recent Principals’ Sharing Session at VPP brought together many parents eager to learn how to unlock their children’s language potential in early years of childhood development. Ms. Karen Hui (Principal, VEO South Horizons Campus) and Ms. Lovan Ho (Principal, VEO Belcher Campus) shared practical strategies for building a strong language foundation and nurturing multi-language skills.

The session sparked meaningful discussions between parents, VEO Principals, and educational experts, offering valuable insights into early language development. VEO and VPP remain committed to supporting parents as they navigate their children’s education journey!

Principal Karen–The Power of Reading and Role-Play

How does reading and role-play stimulate young minds? Discover the skills children develop when they bring stories to life! Join Ms. Karen Hui, Principal of Victoria Educational Organisation’s South Horizons Campus, as she shares how reading and role-play unleash children’s developmental and language potential.

Principal Ho–Listening, Asking, and Experiencing: Keys to Language Learning

Wondering how simple, daily steps can make a big difference in your child’s language development? Hear from Ms. Lovan Ho, Principal of Victoria Educational Organisation’s Belcher Campus, as she shares valuable insights on deepening language learning through “listening, asking, and experiencing more.” Be the supportive foundation your child needs to grow!

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In Events & Registration

Principals’ Sharing Series: Smooth Transition with Holistic Early Learning

Are you looking for ways to support your child as they embark on their exciting kindergarten journey? Join our Victoria Playpark (VPP) Principals’ Sharing Series to gain expert advice from Victoria Educational Organisation’s Principal Dianna Chan (Harbour Green Campus) and Principal Josephine Wu (Ocean Pride Campus). Discover essential tips for nurturing your child’s holistic development, ensuring a smoother transition to school.

Dr. Richard Wong, Academic Advisor of Victoria Educational Organisation, will also share how VPP’s trilingual playgroups (in English, Putonghua and Cantonese) boost language skills, self-management, and overall growth during these crucial early years. Don’t miss this chance to explore our playgroup classes!

Date and Time: Thursday, 28 November 2024, 5:45 PM – 6:45 PM

Format: On-site at VPP Tsim Sha Tsui (K11 MUSEA) Centre, B230 & B232, B2, K11 MUSEA, Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon

Language Medium: Cantonese

Speakers:
Session I: Smooth Transition with Holistic Early Learning
Ms. Dianna Chan — Principal of Harbour Green Campus, Victoria Educational Organisation
Ms. Josephine Wu — Principal of Ocean Pride Campus, Victoria Educational Organisation

Session II: Nurturing Holistic Development with VPP Playgroup Programme
Dr. Richard Wong — Academic Director, CTF Education Group (Early Childhood) & Academic Advisor, Victoria Educational Organisation

Register for our Principals’ Sharing Series to gain valuable insights and connect with our community! Seats are limited, reserve your spot now, for VPP new parents only!

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In Experts Sharing

Constipation in Infants: Causes and Remedies

Constipation can happen to children of all ages, but the treatment depends on your children’s age and diet.

In this video, Paediatrics Specialist Dr. Philip Sham walks us through the various reasons for constipation through different stages of development. He also highlights useful home remedies to relieve constipation and identifies warning signs that may indicate the need for a doctor’s visit if home treatment has proven ineffective.

Here is his advice to parents on children at different developmental stages:

1. Infants aged under 1 month old
They may be born with congenital disorder such as Hirschsprung’s disease. Parents are advised to take them to the doctor.

2.Infants aged 1 to 6 month old who are breastfed
As breastmilk is easily digested and absorbed, they may not need to empty their bowels every day. This may not be considered as constipation.

3.Infants aged 1 to 6 month old who are formula-fed
If they struggle every time they poop, parents can consider switching to a different brand of formula milk.

4.Infants older than 6 month who eat solid foods
As they begin to eat a wider variety of foods, their digestive system may not yet able to adapt, result in constipation. Parents can treat it with medicine such as lactulose, which is a non-absorbable sugar that can be safely consumed by infants.

Stay tuned for the EduMakers App launch – with valuable resources and features it offers.
(The opinions expressed by the interviewee is his own and do not necessarily reflect the views of the organiser.)

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Principals’ Sharing Series — The Power of Early Language Development: A Strong Foundation for the Future!

Are you curious about how our brains and vocal systems work together to develop language skills? Wondering how to kickstart your child’s language learning journey at an early age? Join us for the Principals’ Sharing Series at Victoria Playpark (VPP) Centre!

Principals from Victoria Educational Organisation (VEO) will share essential tips for fostering multi-language development in young learners. Discover how your child can enhance their communication abilities in a trilingual environment (English, Putonghua and Cantonese) at VPP, which supports the holistic development of children aged 8 to 36 months and lays a solid foundation for transitioning from playgroup to kindergarten. Don’t miss this chance to explore our playgroup classes!

 

Date and Time: Wednesday, 6 November 2024, 5:45 PM – 6:45 PM

Format: On-site at Victoria Playpark Wan Chai (Harcourt House) Centre, Room 305-8, 3rd Floor, Harcourt House, 39 Gloucester Road, Wan Chai

Language Medium: Cantonese and English (translation not available)

Speakers:

Part I: The Power of Early Language Development: A Strong Foundation for the Future!

Ms. Karen Hui — Principal of South Horizons Campus, Victoria Educational Organisation

Ms. Lovan Ho — Principal of Belcher Campus, Victoria Educational Organisation

Part II: Empowering Holistic Development with VPP Playgroup Programme

Dr. Richard Wong — Academic Director, CTF Education Group (Early Childhood) & Academic Advisor, Victoria Educational Organisation

 

Register for the Principals’ Sharing Series to gain valuable insights and connect with our community! Seats are limited, reserve your spot now, for VPP new parents only!

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