FAQs

Our registration is currently open on a "first come, first serve" basis, as we have limited spots available. We are accepting registrations on WEEKDAYS (9:00 AM - 6:00 PM), and on WEEKENDS & PUBLIC HOLIDAYS (by appointment only).

Please note that we do not have a specific enrollment date, so you can register at any time. However, we encourage you to register early, as this gives your child the opportunity to begin learning and growing with us sooner.

Right Brain Education has been used with children at every stage of development. Begin at the beginning, or start wherever your child is right now — it's never too early, and it's never too late!

We welcome students ranging from 18 months to 6 years old for our intake.

Yes, we offer a 3-day free trial class for your child.

If you're interested in taking advantage of this offer, please call us to schedule an appointment.

Kids Code Castle’s Concept Education is a learning program designed to help your child unlock the potential of right brain and achieve holistic development by engaging both sides of the brain—left and right—to maximize their full potential.

While most learning programs primarily focus on the logical left brain, discover how you can support your child's whole-brain balanced development right here at KidsCodeCastle.

Kids Code Castle's concept education emphasizes right brain education, founded on scientific research into brain development; as the brain’s outer layer matures from right to left, there is a key period when a child primarily engages the right hemisphere for learning. We provide you with methods and techniques to make the most of this uniquely receptive right-brain learning phase.

Right Brain Education is an innovative learning program for children and adults that focuses on engaging the right hemisphere of the brain, which is known for learning intuitively, effortlessly, and creatively through images, relaxation, music, and positive emotions.

Despite its name, "Right Brain Education" promotes comprehensive brain development by integrating right-brain techniques—such as speed learning, photographic memory, intuitive math and language, and three-dimensional imagination—with the logical and analytical skills of the left brain.

The next three years are just as critical as the first three years in your child's development. During those early years, the right brain effortlessly absorbs information and establishes essential neural connections.

As your child grows older, the right brain remains highly receptive, now with an increased level of conscious awareness. This heightened awareness allows for the introduction of more complex concepts. However, it’s important to understand that around the age of four, some exceptional right brain abilities, such as photographic memory and speed reading, begin to wane.

Unfortunately, traditional preschools and our current educational system do not always support the development of the right brain. By continuing to engage your child in right brain activities, you can keep this pathway active, allowing extraordinary abilities like creativity, photographic memory, speed reading, imagination, and intuition to flourish.

The ideal time to start right brain education is early in a child’s development, typically between the ages of 1 and 6 years. During this period, the brain is highly adaptable and primed for absorbing information through the right hemisphere, which is associated with creativity, intuition, and holistic thinking.

Engaging children in activities that stimulate their right brain—such as visual arts, music, and imaginative play—can enhance their overall cognitive development and set a strong foundation for future learning.

Yes, our program is generally suitable unless your child'scondition is particularly severe.

We believe our approach can offer more effective supportthan traditional learning methods. We currently have children with similar
needs in our program. However, we recommend that you bring your child in for an assessment so we can evaluate their condition before confirming their enrollment.