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Why Kuching parents choose WizKids

WizKids was built to answer the questions parents worry about most: whether their child eats well, is safe and happy, and is properly taught. Here are our answers.

Will my child eat properly?

Yes. We serve a balanced, freshly cooked lunch and afternoon tea with unlimited refills.

How many children are in a class?

Maximum 12 children. Our 1:12 ratio ensures your child receives personal guidance and close attention every day.

How clean is the centre?

Cleaned and sanitised twice daily, with regular pest control and air purifiers.

Who are the teachers, and do they stay?

A dedicated, long-term team with low turnover. Our teachers receive specialised subject and language training to ensure high-quality teaching every day.

What if my child is bullied or unhappy?

Zero tolerance. All staff are trained in child psychology to spot and resolve issues early. We never use caning.

Will the tuition match what my child learns at school?

Yes. We stay in regular contact with the Ministry of Education and with school teachers to keep up with the latest syllabus, including the new KP2027 curriculum that starts with Year 1 pupils in 2027.

Our teaching team’s qualifications

WizKids has a stable team with low turnover. Between them, our teachers hold:

  • Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics (Honours)
  • Bachelor of Social Sciences in Anthropology and Sociology (Dean's List)
  • Diploma in Early Childhood Education
  • Primary school teacher with more than 10 years at St. Teresa Primary School
  • Master of Business Administration and Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) in Finance
  • Diploma in Piano

Character and community

We want children to grow up kind and socially aware. WizKids children and staff take part in:

  • Donation drives of plush toys, diapers and milk powder for The Salvation Army and children with cerebral palsy and special needs (OKU)
  • Preparing and packing 100 food parcels for local soup kitchens
  • Ecobricks Project Sarawak, in partnership with an initiative in Anaheim, California
  • Handcrafted jewellery making with autistic youth at Heart Treasures
  • Lions Club outreach: senior citizen visits, food distribution and dance performances
  • Student-run business: 30 booths at the annual Pustaka Children's Festival, meeting more than 8,000 visitors
  • Community Christmas carolling and choir performances

Come and see WizKids for yourself

Visit the centre, meet the teachers and see a WizKids afternoon in action.