Between The Lines: How To Ease The Pain Of Parting
By Early April, word usually begins to spread quickly among the expatriate community who will be leaving Hong Kong in summer.
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By Early April, word usually begins to spread quickly among the expatriate community who will be leaving Hong Kong in summer.
Welcoming families to join storytelling workshop in Yau Tong with Choi EE on April 25th in collaboration with Junior Chamber International. Please click here for more details.
“Play is the most efficient driver of learning for children. This is as true of their cognitive development as their physical and emotional development.” These statements introduce a chapter on remembering to play in Teach Your Children Well, by child psychologist Dr Madeline Levine. She outlines the concept through a “time wheel”: a pie-chart of a… Continue reading Between The Lines: Why Unsupervised Play Benefits Children
In an effort to be environmentally friendly, we have not produced printed copies of our most recent Biennial Report. Instead, we have created an online version: please click on the cover below to view online. We are thrilled that 300 schools and community centers throughout Hong Kong have been enriched by a Bring Me a… Continue reading Biennial Report 2012-2014
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