Our founder and school supervisor, Jessica Ye Trainor, features in the ‘International Schools Fair’ segment of ‘The Standard’ newspaper. She discusses how to raise bilingual/multilingual children in our ever-competitive, multicultural city, and why immersion is key.
“We believe that hands-on, purposeful, play-based learning paired with language immersion, is the best pathway to bilingualism.”
To read the segment, head over here: paper.thestandard
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