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Re: 英基學校
warrrren 寫道:
Y2KChild said, [quote]If I got another kid, I would put him/her into a pure international kindergarten
I am with Y2kChild on this. Studying in a real international kindergarten (e.g. Starter School, Small World Christian Kindergarten, ESF Kinder, FIS Kinder etc) has a few advantages, namely: –
1. The chance of getting into one of the international schools is considerably higher.
2. The kids can pick up really good English.
3. The kids can get mixed with kids from other countries.
4. For those who want their kids to learn more Chinese during the primary years, as most international kindergartens do not offer K3, you can always let your kids go to a local kindergarten (say Victoria Kindergarten or Lingnan) after K2.
Of the few international kindergartens I just mentioned, I know Small World best (my girl studied there). Small World is like a feeder school to the better-known international schools. In the past few years, most (if not all) of the Small World kids managed to get one or more offers from ESF, FIS, GSIS, HKIS and the like. For the minority few whose parents decided to let them go to local schools, they received offers from schools like DGJS, SPCo-ed and DBSPD. It is not hard to imagine why kids from international kindergarten are well received - let's say you are the head master of DGJS and there are 100 girls standing right in front of you. Who do you think will stand out – the two little girls who finished K1 and K2 at Small World and French international, and K3 at Lingnan, or the 98 others from local kindergartens?
Warrrren
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Dear Warren,
Can you tell me more about small world kindergarten, where is it and does it have a website?
Also other memebers,
Do you know the comments about other two ESF kindergartens (Sheung Wan and Sai Kung)?
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