Our Early Childhood Education

Mission "We cherish every child as a precious gift from God."

In the spirit of Christian love, we are dedicated to providing high-quality early childhood education. Through our carefully designed curriculum, enriching learning environments, and meaningful learning experiences, we support the physical, mental, and spiritual developmental needs of children. We aim to foster their holistic and balanced development across all domains: physical fitness and health, cognitive and language skills, affective and social growth, aesthetic appreciation, and spiritual development.

The Salvation Army Pre-school Education Philosophy and Core Values

Rooted in a "child-centered" approach, we aim to nurture lifelong sustainable abilities and character in children, promoting holistic development.

Guided by Christ's love, we believe that:

• Children are unique individuals with distinct potential, capable of becoming competent and active learners;
• Children can develop autonomy in learning and critical thinking skills under the guidance of our teachers;
• Children can enhance their curiosity and exploration skills within a rich and stimulating learning environment;
• Children's learning experiences must align with their physical, psychological, and developmental stages and abilities;
• Children can learn to love others and cherish resources within a mutually respectful, harmonious, and caring environment; and
• Schools and families must form a strong partnership to nurture children so they may grow up healthy and happy.

School History

The Salvation Army Yuen Lam Kit Wo Kindergarten was founded in April 2019 by The Salvation Army, thanks to the generous donation from the Yuen family in memory of their late mother. As a non-profit kindergarten under the Pre-school Education services of The Salvation Army, we are dedicated to providing high-quality half-day and full-day early childhood education services for children aged 3 to 6 in the Tung Chung district. Our school has a total enrollment capacity of 348 students.