When parents begin searching for a school, it rarely starts with a spreadsheet comparison of curriculum, facilities, and fees. It usually starts much more casually. A recommendation from another parent. A school they happened to see on Instagram. A conversation in a WhatsApp group. Then slowly, the research begins -
Why feeling heard matters just as much as what you show during an open house At LittleLives, one thing we’ve consistently observed is that enrolment is not just an operational process for parents - it’s an emotional one. On the surface, open houses and school tours are about
LittleLives recently identified unauthorized access to certain systems within our environment. Based on our investigation to date, with the support of an external IT forensic vendor, we have assessed that the incident is limited to data relating to two preschool providers based in Singapore. We have notified those providers of
When people talk about growth in a school, it usually sounds like a good problem to have. More students. More classes. More demand. And it’s a good problem. But from where I stand as the Head of Education at Kitakids, growth doesn’t just show up as bigger numbers.
