As we embark on the journey of nurturing our children’s growth and learning, we recognize the invaluable role that parents play as key partners in our school community. It is our commitment to ensure that parents are consistently informed about the latest developments in the field of education. By doing so, we aim to empower parents with the knowledge and insights necessary to make well-informed decisions regarding their child’s early education.
Introducing the IB Diploma Program
The IB, or International Baccalaureate Diploma Program is an international 2 year secondary curriculum. The IB diploma is recognized as one of the most difficult high school programs in the...
IB or HKDSE - finding your child’s best fit
What are the main differences between the IB and HKDSE curriculum? Is one superior to the other? What is the IB? What subjects does the HKDSE offer and how is...
What are the different types of preschool curricula
Parents often place too much emphasis on the academic side of preschool which takes away from it’s true purpose- to inspire your child’s love of learning. Preschool curricula are broadly...
Dealing with picky eaters
Why children are picky eaters Roughly after your child turns 2, you might see the beginnings of a fussy eater. Although there’s no clear cut reason as to why children...
How do I keep my baby stress-free?
Parenting stress is contagious and it’s important to prevent your baby from feeling stressed too. Toxic stress in babies is a predictor of behavioral issues, or even worse, it can...
Social and emotional benefits of team sports
The obesity epidemic afflicts one in five children in the US. In theory, many parents know the physiological benefits of exercise, but they often underestimate its importance- but that’s not...
How fine motor skills affect academic skills
In our previous article on fine motor skill milestones, we stressed the importance of fine motor skills on a child’s development. However, many parents do not realize that fine motor...
How recess affects child development
Over time, recess has gotten progressively shorter. Now, many parents view recess as a mere “break from learning.” In reality, the playing and interactions your child experiences during recess are...
4 ways to limit your child’s screen time
With screen-related activities being an unavoidable part of modern life, parents have to make sure their children develop a healthy relationship with technology. Since unsupervised and excessive screen time can...
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