Where every child is loved and respected
Fifteen years in Thu Duc: Gia Huy Kindergarten takes children from 12 months to 5 years, caring for and educating them under the national preschool curriculum, with English every day and 24/7 camera access for parents.
Not just childcare — a place where your child grows every day
Serving families since 2011
More than fifteen years caring for and educating children in the same neighbourhood — long enough that many families have sent more than one child through Gia Huy's classrooms.
Ages 12 months to 5 years
Each age group has its own programme, built around that stage of development, from the toddler group through to the pre-school year before Grade 1.
English every day
Children meet English every day through songs, games and conversation — not a single lesson tucked into the week.
24/7 camera on Zalo
Watch your child's class on your own Zalo, so you know what they're eating, sleeping through or playing without having to call and ask.
Learning through experience
Children learn by playing, handling real materials and following small projects of their own — not sitting and listening for the whole session.
A devoted team
Teachers and staff stay beside your child with patience, warmth and responsibility every day, not only when parents are visiting.
What a child learns in one topic
We deliver the national preschool curriculum across five developmental domains, organised by topic and extended by four elements specific to Gia Huy. Each one states what the child experiences and how you can see the result.
Five developmental domains
Every activity at Gia Huy is built around the five domains of child development, so your child grows in balance rather than in just one direction.
Project-based learning, discovered through experience
Activities are organised as projects, drawing on the Reggio Emilia spirit and extended with STEAM and AR. One small question from a child can grow into a whole journey of discovery with their teacher.
English every day
Every day children have a 35-minute English activity built on songs, movement and language games, with a foreign teacher on the weekly rota. At this age the aim is familiarity with sounds and a listening-and-speaking reflex, not grammar.
STEAM through experience
Children learn by handling real materials: planting seeds, measuring, building, simple experiments with water and light. Teachers ask open questions so children predict, try and see the outcome for themselves. Every topic ends with one piece of work the child made.
AR in the classroom
AR technology brings lessons to life, letting children explore things that are hard to observe in real life — an animal's life cycle, the world of the planets, or what's inside a tree. With the teacher guiding them, children observe, explore, retell and create from what they've seen, making each lesson easier to understand, easier to remember, and more fun.
The Reggio Emilia spirit
We are applying it step by step in how classrooms and learning environments are set up: children choose their activity corner, their materials and their own approach in open activities. Teachers observe, take notes and adjust the activity to the children's genuine interests.
“Parents are not only choosing a modern learning environment for their child — they are giving them the chance to learn through curiosity, experience and joy.”
Letting your child meet English naturally
Beyond the daily lesson, English is woven naturally into familiar everyday activities — songs, games, movement and conversation with the teacher. Step by step, children grow familiar with the language, build a listening-and-understanding reflex, and gain the confidence to use simple English phrases in daily life.
The goal isn't to cram in more English — it's for your child to genuinely enjoy using it.
- Confident listening and a quick response
- Real enjoyment of English, not fear or avoidance
- Vocabulary that grows steadily with age
- The nerve to speak up, even before it's perfect
- An early habit of using English
The people beside your child all day
Devoted to observing and understanding each child's own needs
Trained in early-childhood expertise, with regular updates to teaching methods
A child's physical and emotional safety comes first in every activity
Close ties between school, teachers and family throughout your child's time here
“one line from the principal.”
“One line from the teacher about her work.”
“One line from the teacher about her work.”
“One line from the teacher about her work.”
“One line from the teacher about her work.”
“One line about the children's meals.”
[CẦN BỔ SUNG] name, role and portrait for the six featured teachers.
“Parents entrust their child to Gia Huy; every day, we give back devotion, love and responsibility.”
One all-inclusive fee for every class
Gia Huy charges one flat fee that applies across every class group: a single amount that covers the full programme, with nothing added after your child enrols.
One fee, many things for your child. Nothing added after enrolment.
Builds a feel for music, movement and confidence in every child.
With Vietnamese and foreign teachers, giving children more chances to use English every day.
Builds observation, logical thinking, memory and problem solving through age-appropriate activities.
An age-appropriate menu with the energy children need to learn, play and grow.
- Full-day care and education, 6:45 to 17:30
- Three meals a day, weekly menu published, with a real photo of the tray
- A daily English activity, with a foreign teacher on the weekly rota
- STEAM activities and AR teaching materials during lessons
- Learning materials, supplies and the child's development record
- Uniform and backpack, charged once at the start of the year
- Field trips and extra activities, opt-in
- Care outside 6:45 to 17:30 when you need it
- Annual child accident insurance, at the insurer's rate
Every charge beyond the fee is announced in writing before it is collected, with the reason and the deadline.
One flat fee applies across every class group, with nothing added after enrolment. Leave your number or message us on Zalo for full details, including sibling discounts and mid-year enrolment terms.
See the classroom for yourself
Films shot in class during an ordinary session, unstaged and unedited. Watch before you visit, then compare when you come.
Watch your child's class on Zalo, with no extra app to install
The camera runs 24/7. On your child's first day we grant live access through your own Zalo account: each account opens only your child's class, with no unfamiliar app to install and no images of the children shared elsewhere. Alongside the camera, three information principles we hold ourselves to:
Campus 2, No. 36 Street 22
Every photo below was taken at this campus during a real session. We do not use stock imagery. Coming to see it yourself is still the surest way.
No. 36, Street 22
Quarter 21, Tam Binh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City
- Classrooms, nap rooms, outdoor play area and washrooms arranged by age group
- Meal service with a published weekly menu, food samples kept and logged as required
- STEAM corner and AR equipment, used only in teacher-led activities
From parents whose children are here
Honest words from parents walking this journey with Gia Huy every day.
“Before Gia Huy, we worried about our son — he was shy and rarely spoke to people he didn't know well. We were afraid a new environment would be hard for him. After some time here, the change has been clear. He loves the daily English activity and often comes home singing a few phrases his teacher taught in class, and he's become much more confident telling us about his day. Watching him walk into Lá class with real confidence, ready for the years ahead, we feel good about our decision to choose Gia Huy.”
“Our son is quite an active child — at home he's always taking toys apart, playing with water and sand, and honestly we sometimes struggled to find the right outlet for all that energy. Since he started at Gia Huy, the hands-on STEAM activities have turned out to be exactly what he needed: planting seeds, measuring, simple experiments with water and light. Some months he brings home something he made himself, labelled with his name and the date, and the whole family loves looking through it together. Now Thiên Long comes home excited to tell us about the experiments from class. We can see he's playing and learning at the same time, which is exactly what we hoped for.”
“My work keeps me busy — some days I leave early and get home late, so I can't always be the one dropping off or picking up my son. Like any parent, it's hard to feel at ease being away all day without knowing how he's doing at school. Thankfully the school has 24/7 camera access, so whenever I get a free moment at work I check in and see him playing, eating, napping in class. Seeing him happy with his friends and well looked after puts my mind at ease, even when I can't be there in person. For a busy father like me, being able to see my son every day, even through a screen, means a lot. Gia Huy has helped me feel close to him no matter how busy work gets.”
What parents usually ask us
How much are the fees and what do they cover?+
What are the drop-off and pick-up times?+
From what age do you take children?+
Our child cries at drop-off. What do you do?+
Can a child with no English keep up?+
How are meals prepared and monitored?+
Does AR mean too much screen time?+
How do you keep children safe?+
How will we hear about our child's development?+
Can we visit before enrolling?+
Come and see an ordinary day at school
Pick the part of the day you want to see and we will find a slot this week. We do not put on a demonstration lesson for visitors.
Pick a slot, we confirm once, and we will not keep calling you back.