How is Wellington’s Bilingual Education Implemented in the Nest?

The exposure to bilingual education greatly helps children in language acquisition including cognitive and emotional development as they grow. Compared to children with a single language background, researchers have found more active areas in the cerebral cortex of bilingual children. While those who receive bilingual education prove to be more able in thinking outside of the box and empathise with others. 

Here at Wellington, we aim to allow children to "walk" freely between these two forms of language and culture. We help them to develop a bilingual person's mindset to think in various ways and feel comfortable in different cultural environments. But how do we achieve our goal? We sincerely invite you to join our Open Day on Wednesday, 9th June 2021, 0930hrs, where our teaching team will be answering your questions. On the open day, you will also have a chance to know more about our Ethos, bilingual curriculum, and our play-based teaching and learning at the Nest. A school tour is provided as well for you to explore our outstanding facilities.