Letitia Lim’s mum

The school’s Chinese Rapid Word Recognition Programme has a holistic approach to helping young children see Chinese characters come to life…

I like the school’s half-day immersion programme, where lessons are conducted entirely in Chinese for half a day, and English for the other half. The school’s Chinese Rapid Word Recognition Programme has a holistic approach to helping young children see Chinese characters come to life, through engaging videos and songs.

This programme enables them to remember the words taught for a long time, much longer than learning it by rote through ordinary teaching and worksheets.

From Letitia Lim’s Mum

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