rosaryhill kindergarten

Histamin

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Does anybody know about rosaryhill school of kindergarten section?
is the location good? is the school teaching English or Chinese?
What activities do the students doing in Kindergarten?
 
rosaryhill school kindnergarden

I picked up this old thread today, and wondering if there is any comments on this rosaryhill school nursery or kindergarden section? I actually was a old girl,(from nursery to primary) but have no idea the updated status now. Do they have mandarin in kindergarden?

I don't mind the location since the environment was pretty good. It was up there in stubbs road, mid level.

Any comments would be much appreciated!
 
ok i just found a comment i wrote about RHS kindergarten a while ago: Rosaryhill School's Kindergarden section is a really good environment for kids to learn in. The school campus is really big and have nice scenery. They're used to kids of different cultural backgrounds and believe in being multi-lingual (i think it's currently english and mandarin/ cantonese). They run an excellent school bus service (and own 23 school buses, parked in the carkpark)
 
411needed,
Really appreciate for your information. I checked today that RHS will start Mandarin class (once a week) even at Pre-Nursery (2 yrs+). Ling Nanp nursery will start Mandarin at K3, and KCS Nursery of course is Mandarin mainstream, (no Cantonese at school)so start at N1 (2 yrs+). Will definitely go for these Kindergardens see if my girl will be accept in coming year. (My girl is one year)
As a kid I remember I really like the campus a lot.
 
you're welcome, and me too!! I liked the campus, so did my baby half siblings (not baby, but you know wat i mean!!).. Justin went to kiang su (or sumthing like that) from kindergarten till year 2, it gave him a solid mandarin background and we speak (or spoke..they're starting to integrate canto into everyday life) english at home so they were truly billingual.. and we had to speak to the grandmonsters (i love my granpa, it's just my nan!! she's horrid!! we thought she was a witch... but ya, we had to communicate with them in either english or mandarin (in my stepmom's case hokkean)
although, some may say kiangsu adopts a reli tough system.. it's arguable, of course...
 
My daughter has been accepted by this Kinder and will attend K1 this coming Sep. Any mum has any comments to this Kinder?
 
hi there.

just to let you know my views on Rosaryhill. I am an expat teaching in Rosaryhill primary and i often see the kindergarten section kids and teachers around. They look very happy and teachers are caring and professional. Ans i often see them dressed up in different costumes on different occasions. That seem rather wholesome.I

As for the syllabus wise, I am not too sure. If RHS starts mandarin even at pre nursery i think it is good. As a teacher in the primary section , i know many students are weak in Putong hua if they do not start earlier.

As for the enviroment, and location, RHS provides school bus :)
Any other questions on RHS, you may email me directly @ [email protected]. Pls do not PM me. :):agree:

Elaine
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My concern is on the school bus coz I live in Kennedy Town and for a 2yrs 8 months kid to travel for nearly 1 hrs to school. Is it safe?
 
From kennedy Town, it takes about 30 mins to get to Rosary Hill on the school bus. They have a teacher on board the bus to look after the kids and make sure their seat belts are on. Sometimes there are 2 teachers on board and overall the bus seems safe compared to some of the little mini buses I've seen on the road taking kids to school. You'll be surprised how well the kids behave on the bus, even ones as young as 2 going by themselves. On the first days of school, the teacher will play with the kids to ease them into the routine and are very attentive to those who do cry. Hope you will feel more comfortable with sending your little one on the bus.
 

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