I understand that ESF primary only takes children who are native speakers of English, so I'm wondering about my daughter's chance of turning into one if neither of her parents is.
Would ESF Kindergarten be a better bet?
(Alright... my daughter is only 11 months old right now... ;)
| mamamau | 2006-09-23 13:14 |
| Anyone? :) |
| BBQQ | 2006-09-24 15:08 |
| ESF's kindergarten of course. |
| HannahChan | 2006-09-24 23:12 |
| Hi mamamau, I sent you a PM. Please check. |
| babyoush | 2006-09-25 00:43 |
| this is the same question which bother me for long time too, my daughter is now 20 months, time is running out, anyone can help? |
| mamamau | 2006-09-25 21:30 |
| Some BK mommy told me that there are quite a lot of local students at Woodland Caine Road and that Woodland Peak has the most international student body. Are other mommies feeling the same way? I'm concerned that local students will talk to each other mostly in Chinese. |
| babyoush | 2006-09-28 00:06 |
| you may say there are quite a number of local students, but all of them are speaking English, at least inside the school. This is, you may say, not allow to speak other language except English. I knew this because my daughter is going to their playgroup and that's why I'm very concern about their graduates. I need to decide whether my daughter will continue going to Woodland or need to switch to another kinder. |
