FAQ
GIVE SPACE is a learning and activity center for children that brings a wide range of classes together in one place — music, art, dance, sports, technology, and other skills — so kids can try things out, learn, and gradually discover what they enjoy and are good at.
The starting age varies by class. Some classes can begin as early as about 3.5-4 years old, and there are classes for older kids too, plus some activities adults can join. Choose a class based on its minimum age and how ready your child is.
GIVE SPACE offers many groups of classes, including swimming, music, singing, art, ballet, K-Pop, Hip-Hop, Taekwondo, Minecraft Education, Robotics, and 3D Printing, plus activities and workshops that change from season to season.
No — GIVE SPACE isn't a tutoring school built around academics or exam scores. Its classes focus on hands-on learning, skill practice, and developing each child's abilities in ways suited to the nature of each subject.
Head, Heart, Hands (3H) is a framework for looking at a child's development as a whole: thinking and learning (Head), emotions, confidence, and getting along with others (Heart), and hands-on doing and applying real skills (Hands).
Because every child is interested in and good at different things. Having a wide range of subjects gives kids the chance to try something new, and helps parents see more clearly what their child enjoys, feels motivated by, or is likely to do well in.
GIVE SPACE doesn't treat activities as just a way to fill free time. It focuses on what a child actually learns while doing the activity — skills, thinking, confidence, social interaction, and self-development based on their interests.
You don't need to know the answer up front. Start by noticing what your child gravitates toward in everyday life, then let them try 2-3 different types of classes — such as music, art, sports, or technology — to see which activity they engage with the most.
Look at both. A child may not be skilled yet in something they've just started, but showing interest and wanting to keep going is just as important a signal as early ability.
If you're still unsure about the subject, teacher, or teaching style, a trial class makes it easier for both you and your child to decide, since you'll see the real experience before committing to a course.
You don't have to choose based on "shy" alone — consider what the child is interested in too, such as singing, dance, music, art, or sports. Each subject can create space for a child to gradually practice expressing themselves and build confidence in its own way.
Choose an activity with clear structure that matches your child's attention span, such as music, art, Taekwondo, or hands-on activities with a task to complete. The key is picking something age-appropriate and not expecting adult-level focus from a young child.
Movement-based activities like Taekwondo, K-Pop, Hip-Hop, or ballet are worth considering, but their personal interest still matters — a child is more engaged in a class they actually want to do.
They can start with an art class or workshop that involves drawing, sculpting, designing, and building real projects, so they can try different techniques and materials before narrowing down what they enjoy most.
Activities like singing, music, dance, or anything with a chance to perform can help build experience with self-expression. Confidence should grow gradually from the feeling of "I can do this," rather than being forced.
If your child is interested in technology, that interest can be channeled into activities with a real learning goal, such as Minecraft Education, Robotics, or 3D Printing — shifting them from simply using technology to thinking, building, and solving problems with it.
GIVE SPACE has music classes starting from around 3.5 years old; the exact subject and format depend on the child's age and readiness.
Music for Little Mozarts (MLM) is a music class for young children that builds an age-appropriate musical foundation before moving on to more detailed instrument lessons.
At GIVE SPACE, Music for Little Mozarts can start from around 3.5 years old.
GIVE SPACE's piano class can start from around 4 years old, with the teacher also considering each child's foundation and readiness.
Piano is a one-on-one private class using the Alfred method as its teaching approach, letting the teacher adjust pace and detail to suit each student.
Yes — students can plan toward the Trinity exam based on their readiness and interest. GIVE SPACE doesn't require every student to sit the exam.
Guitar classes can start from around 4 years old, with the teacher starting from the basics and adjusting content to the student's ability.
Yes — there are classes for several instruments, including drum kit, bass, and ukulele, with the approach adjusted to each student's foundation, age, and goals.
The violin class uses the Suzuki method as its main approach, with the teacher adjusting details to each student's development.
Yes — music classes can start from the basics. Kids don't need to already read music or play an instrument; the teacher assesses their starting point and plans lessons accordingly.
It suits both kids who already love singing and kids who want to build a foundation in voice, rhythm, listening, and expression. It can start from around 4 years old.
GIVE SPACE's ballet class starts from around 4 years old.
The ballet class follows the RAD (Royal Academy of Dance) syllabus.
From 4 years old — teachers start from the basics, focusing on movement, rhythm, and dance skills, with content adjusted to the child's age and level.
The Hip-Hop class focuses on movement, rhythm, and dance skills as taught by the instructor, with content adjusted to the child's age and level.
Yes — no prior experience is needed. Teachers start from the basics and gradually raise the level based on the student's ability.
GIVE SPACE's Taekwondo class starts from around 4 years old.
Children learn fundamentals such as stance, movement, kicks, and self-defense, alongside focus, discipline, and physical strength.
Taekwondo is a group class, with each class capped at around 15 students and running for about 1 hour 30 minutes per session.
Yes — belt tests are held about twice a year, so students can track their progress and goals step by step.
Minecraft Education is a platform designed for learning — it uses an environment kids already know for activities built around specific learning goals and tasks, so it shouldn't be seen as just playing the regular Minecraft game.
Robotics gives children the chance to think, plan, experiment, and solve problems by building and controlling systems or robots — a good fit for kids who enjoy step-by-step work and hands-on learning.
Kids learn the process of going from an idea and a design to building a real three-dimensional object, seeing the connection between thinking, designing, and what can actually be made.
GIVE SPACE's yoga class starts from age 7, with no upper age limit.
Yes — a trial class can be booked for any subject, so your child can experience the real class atmosphere, meet the teacher, and see whether the format suits them before enrolling in a course.
What to prepare depends on the subject — dance, Taekwondo, music, and art classes may each need something different. Once you've chosen a subject, our admin team will let you know what's needed before the class.
After the trial, you can talk with the teacher or staff about your child's engagement, foundation, and anything observed during the class, to help decide whether to continue or try a different subject.
Yes — every GIVE SPACE class can start from a beginner level. Teachers plan content to match each student's level, so no prior experience is required.
Yes, both formats exist depending on the subject — piano, for example, is one-on-one, while ballet, dance, Taekwondo, and some other activities are taught in groups.
Talk with the teacher or admin team to see whether it's a matter of an adjustment period, the class format, or the child's genuine interest. If needed, you can consider a different activity that may suit your child better.
Tuition varies by subject, class format, number of sessions, and package chosen. Check current pricing on each subject's detail page, or contact the GIVE SPACE admin team for the latest information.
Classes run every day, and you can choose a day and time that suits you. Group classes may vary by subject and age group — contact the admin team to check the schedule before booking a trial class.
Parents looking for classes or activities for kids in the Thawi Watthana area can find details on GIVE SPACE Thawi Watthana 22 — including open subjects, class schedules, current activities, and directions — on the branch's Facebook page.
A 4-year-old can start many subjects at GIVE SPACE, including piano, guitar, bass, ukulele, drums, violin, singing, ballet, K-Pop, Hip-Hop, and Taekwondo. Each class is taught differently based on the nature of the subject — parents can choose based on their child's interest, or start with a trial class to see which activity suits their child best.
Take the free Multiple Intelligences survey at givespace.asia/en/mi-test: 40 questions for parents, about 5 minutes, based on Howard Gardner's eight intelligences. The result is an MI Profile chart with recommended classes — for example Music at Mulino for musical children; Swimming, Taekwondo or Ballet for bodily-kinesthetic; Robotics or Minecraft Education for logical-mathematical — and you can book a trial class before deciding.