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Q-dees Sikamat (Pusat Perkembangan Kanak-Kanak Ceria Ria)


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Q-dees Sikamat is a preschool and tadika in Seremban, Negeri Sembilan, offering award-winning preschool education for pre-primary children and toddlers.Located along Jalan Sri Pandan 1, the centre provides an ample and safe environment for your children to learn, play and grow. Education programmes offered are unique in its ”Link & Think Methodology” where a child’s learning process is enhanced and accelerated.


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CENTRE FACILITIES:

  • Little Alzy Action Gym
  • Kittle Gedi Reading Corner
  • Little Ozmo Science Gallery
  • Liitle Whizzy IQ Maths Lab
  • Little Shanti Play& Learn Corner
  • Little Bubbly Playground
  • Little Petunia Pets Corner
  • Q-dees Link& Think Interactive Hub
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3.0
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Qdees HQ asupported sales staff to give empty promise

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Reviewer profile
3.0
  • Quality
  • Environment
  • Value of Money
  • Availability
Lastly QDEES hmm....we went to 3 centres one in SS3 KJ, another in SS2 and lastly near Tmn Bahagia...First, i observed the facilities and fees. they all have the same fees. The SS2 and Tmn Bahagia have swimming pool which is a plus point! KJ doesnt have one. SS2's is a 1 storey bungalow with oldish looking interior. toilets were clean BUT they didnt replenish the toilet tissues fast enough (as we were there and Dina had to pee , so prihatin la skit and check whether tissues are already there or not for guests...haiyaa!) Plus it didnt smell hygienic like Dettol. So i was a bit miffed there. Tmn bahagia's is a big 2 storey bungalow with a big living room entrance as the gym hall. i LIKED that! they have big classrooms altho the toilets are adult sized. (REALkids had kids sized toilet bowl tho, kewl!). KJ's the same too a big semi D but the living room IS the classroom for 4 yr olds and a bit smallish if u ask me... hmm...beggars cant be choosers.
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