Can anyone suggest any GOOD international Kindingarten near Lam Tin?
My baby is now 1.5 months, when do I need to prepare the school interview for him?
Or any thing that I can prepare for him about his education?
| kwcheung | 2006-03-07 23:10 |
| As far as I know, there is only 1 international kindergarten in Lam Tim - Think International Kindergarten at Laguna City. |
| Fattymom | 2006-03-10 16:24 |
| "Think" is not a real int'l kinder :hammer: |
| HarryPotter | 2006-03-10 18:46 |
| Hi , "Think isn't a real int'l kinder!!!!!!!!!!!" Besides, actually the so-called int'l kinder is very bad, especially the teacher Miss Michelle - the indian - in the Bunnies class. don't let your kids go there. I've already shared my bad experience before. |
| MayAh | 2006-03-13 18:09 |
| Dear HarryPotter, What's the problem of Miss Michelle? My girl is study in LNB in Think, her English teacher is Miss Michelle. Cheers MayAh Quote: HarryPotter 寫道: Hi , "Think isn't a real int'l kinder!!!!!!!!!!!" Besides, actually the so-called int'l kinder is very bad, especially the teacher Miss Michelle - the indian - in the Bunnies class. don't let your kids go there. I've already shared my bad experience before. |
| cocobean225 | 2006-03-17 09:13 |
| So you mummies don't recommend Think International Kindergarten? or just the Lam Tin school? I'm considering sending my kid to Think International Nursery in Ma On Shan school. Do you have any comments on this? |
| WYmom | 2006-03-17 10:40 |
| Quote: cocobean225 寫道: So you mummies don't recommend Think International Kindergarten? or just the Lam Tin school? I'm considering sending my kid to Think International Nursery in Ma On Shan school. Do you have any comments on this? Suggest you read the messages of "Think International School" topic to get info. from many parents rather than just one who does not like the school. This will be more objective. Personally I believe that Think International use activity with discipline approach, to teach the kids to have good standard in English and Chinese, to prepare them entering either international schools or local primary schools. A lot of their K2 kids join ESF, and their K3 kids join activity approach schools like PLK CKY, TSL, or other traditional schools as well. So this kinder is not cater for those who expect "play-free" approach like ESF TY. |
| justjust | 2006-03-17 15:53 |
| On the contrary, we quite like Ms Michelle. She has been teaching our kid for 2 years now. Let's say so far there are no teachers who we don't like or with whom we have bad experiences. As a matter of fact, we interviewed the teachers and made sure that they were the type we were looking for, before deciding which school we send our kid to. |
