ESF waiting list

[howardcoombs]

Anxiousdad, like I said, there are a lot of schools out there.
Here is a list of all schools on nearby. Some are religious, some are not, some are easy and some are hard. Do your homework and keep your options open instead of just looking at a single school:
EDB - School Information

 

[anxiousdad]

Anxiousdad, like I said, there are a lot of schools out there.
Here is a list of all schools on nearby. Some are religious, some are not, some are easy and some are hard. Do your homework and keep your options open instead of just looking at a single school:
EDB - School Information

Yes, Howard, thanks you. You are right. More than one school. But I have done my homework. (Youa ssume I have not!) Of course, I have done homework, Mr Howard. All we do for nearly a year now. My child's education top of my mind.) Problem is we find the teaching system is local schools go against the grain of research into learning. it is very teach-centred and not inquiry-led. The syllabus teaches to a test not to learning. My child speaks three languages, can learn cantonese quickly, it is not so hard, but the syllabus in local school...it is not a mode of learning that makes sense in our 21 century. I understand you say look beyond one school but ESf school offers curriculum that reflect the changing world. I was a little schocking at the syllabus I see at the local schools. Sorry, way I see it. And very interesting to understand such big role of Christian church. I guess this is colonial history. Simililar Africa.
ken

 

[howardcoombs]

Ken, its very obvious you have *not* done your homework; if you had, you would have found that not all local schools are the same and all of them do not use the same methods.

However, as you seem to have already made up your mind, I will not try to change it.
Good luck with your choices and your waitlist.