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Pathway School – Phú Cường Kindergarten provides Montessori-based preschool learning with experiential methods to develop ethics, intellect, and resilience. Visual Montessori materials are used, and learning through real-life experiences helps children connect concepts. Classrooms are bright and spacious, creating a safe, welcoming environment. An outdoor play area and an obstacle course support physical development, balance, and confidence through active exploration. The program blends Montessori practices with Vietnamese education and English language support, and it leads into Cambridge Primary education and the Bespoke Curriculum for older students. Harmony SEL supports social-emotional growth. The Phú Cường campus opened in 2014 as the first Pathway School and is part of a wider network of more than 20 campuses in Ho Chi Minh City serving students from preschool through high school. Located at 83 Đường số 3, Lô C, Chung cư Bộ Công An, An Khánh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City.
Pathway School - Phu Cuong Kindergarten has 5,000 pupils, typical class sizes of 25, instruction in Vietnamese.
No 83 No.3 Street, An Khanh Ward, Thu Duc City, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Preschool
Vietnam
Annual tuition at Pathway School - Phu Cuong Kindergarten ranges from VND 124,112,000 to VND 128,360,000 for 2026/27.
Pathway School - Phu Cuong Kindergarten teaches Montessori Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 1 to 18.
The Pathway School Phú Cường campus offers preschool education that uses Montessori materials and experiential learning to develop children. Visual Montessori learning materials are used. Learning through real-life experiences is emphasized. Classrooms are spacious and inspiring. Outdoor play spaces and a connected activity zone support physical development and confidence. The program aims to nurture ethics, develop intellect, and build resilience from early childhood. It is located at No. 83, Street 3, Lot C, Chung cư Bộ Công An, An Khánh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City.
Pathway School Phú Cường emphasizes character education and personal development. Since 2014, the first Pathway School campus launched a journey of Character Education with the aim to nurture generations of students who are Happy and solid from within. The trust and participation of parents and the community have supported Pathway School's expansion, spreading humane education to many generations of students. Today, Pathway School operates more than 20 campuses in Ho Chi Minh City, offering preschool, primary, middle, and high school education. The school nurtures morality, cultivates wisdom, and trains resilience from early years through to adulthood, enabling students to enter life with inner strength and meaningful purpose for themselves, their families, and the community. The Phú Cường campus features an outdoor play space, a multi-activity obstacle course, visual Montessori learning tools, learning through real-life experiences, and inspiring classroom spaces.
Step 1: School information research. Pathway School provides general information to parents about its programs and campuses. Families review the school's educational approach and offerings to determine fit. Step 2: Register for advice. After selecting a suitable campus, parents fill in the registration form. The Enrollment Division provides a detailed curriculum and fee policy and schedules a campus visit. Step 3: Take an input test. The Enrollment Division schedules a testing day after registration. Contents of the input test vary by level: Preschool includes age suitability (as defined by MOET) and assessments of psychology and physical condition, plus English, Vietnamese, and maths; Primary includes conduct, English, Vietnamese, maths, and a skill survey (Grade 1); Middle and High school include age suitability, completion of the prior program, required conduct (good or better), English, literature, maths, and psychology. Step 4: Finish the enrollment process. Parents submit enrollment documents and pay the required fees within seven days of receiving the test result. Enrollment documents include: enrollment form, enrollment agreement, child behavior questionnaire, physical evaluation, 3×4 photos (three photos), birth certificate copy (or notarized translation if foreigner), family record book copy or passport copy (if foreigner), school record and most recent transcripts (except preschool), certificate of completion of the primary program (for middle school) or level 2 (for high school), and a transfer recommendation letter (for transfer students). Notices: enrollment documents must be complete and authorized by the school's requirements, and students' academic results and conduct will be checked and evaluated by the Division of Enrollment.