Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)
Where is Tinytots located?
We run classes in our gym at Universal Trade Centre, kindergartens, clubs, public facilities, club houses and primary schools. If you are interested in finding out about our classes locations or bringing Tinytots to your venue please contact us here. We are in 15 different venues around Hong Kong
How long are Tinytots classes and what ages are allowed to participate?
The classes are one hour for 18months-5 year olds.
The program is designed to start at 18 months (walking to 5 years old) with children divided according to their age group.
How are Tinytots sport classes divided?
The program is divided into the following sports classes:
Tinytots Basketball
Tinytots Soccer
Tinytots Mini-sports (This is the only class which has a mix of sports)
When are the Tinytots classes?
Classes are held once per week, generally in the morning and early afternoon for the walking and the 2 years old and starting at 3:00 pm for the 3, 4, and 5`s. For each class, a specific day of the week and time is chosen (this day and time will remain consistent through out the whole term)
If the 12-week session has already started, do I have to wait until the next 12-week session to enroll my children?
No, as long as the class is not full you can enroll at any time and the cost is pro-rated if you enroll in the middle of a session.
How are Tinytots classes organized and what are the coach/player ratios?
The classes are organized by age to make sure the activities are age-appropriate. The ratios vary depending on the age of the kids involved in the class. For a class with 1 coach, if the kids are 1, 2 or 3 years old, we generally have 10 kids. For 4 and 5 year olds, we generally have 12 kids.
Don’t the kids all want the ball?
Absolutely, and that is why we don’t play sports matches for the under 4s. Every child in our program will have their own equipment in all small side games during each class. This, in turn, increases their opportunities to have fun, learn and improve their skills.
At pre-school ages, don’t the kids get upset when their team loses?
Our program is non-competitive, so all games that we play do not have a winning or losing team. The emphasis is on fun and skill-development so that they enjoy the sport and want to continue playing outside of our program.
