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回覆 1# sabun 的文章
ISF has much stronger Chinese than RC. If you regard it as very important for your daughter not only to speak fluent PTH but also to read and write Chinese at an advanced level, then ISF is definitely your preferred choice.
On the other hand, the usual worry with ISF is whether the English will be compromised. A lot of ISF students, especially those that are admitted in the past three years or so, actually come from English speaking families. Since ISF adopts the British National Curriculum for their English subject, students with such background stand a good chance of maintaining their English proficiency in terms of speaking, listening, reading and writing. For students that do not come from such background, I agree that their English levels might run the risk of falling behind international school kids (at least in the lower primary school years) depending on whether they have a solid foundation in English prior to entering ISF. If your kid already had a few years of immersion in a predominantly English education environment (such as an international pre-school and kindergarten), that will help her maintain a good English standard.
You will definitely find ISF’s math program to be much more rigorous than most international schools (with the exception of SIS probably). |
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發表於 09-9-14 17:49
