In these unusual but still festive times we are all experiencing this year, we decided to fill the month of December with merry, Christmas-themed CLIL projects.

After learning the means of transportation and the three categories they fall into (land, air and water transportation), our 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade students were introduced to some basic rules we all ...

One of the first things our pre-kindergarten students learnt this year was how to say Yes and No in English.

Ready to spread some holiday cheer! Our students celebrated Christmas in all its glory with festive crafts that kept this season brighter than ever!

Q is for queen, R is for rabbit, S is for snake, T is for tree, U is for umbrella... and we're so close to mastering the English alphabet!

Easter is just around the corner, which means it's time to start thinking about Easter eggs, baskets and bunnies!

E is for eagle, F is for fish, G is for giraffe, H is for horse. Our nursery students have kept busy cutting, sticking and colouring the next four letters.

Understanding emotions is a critical part of children's overall development. It is up to us to teach children to understand and deal with their emotions in appropriate ways.

Spring came alive in our Pre-K English class last week, through the bright, crisp and contrasting colours of our handmade cardboard tulips!