QUOTE(tme_guy @ Jan 24 2011, 05:06 PM)
My wife and I are both non-Chinese educated professionals. My son is 4 years old and we will have to register him for primary school soon. We have a dilemma of whether to send him to a Chinese school, where he will really struggle for the first few years and we won't be able to fully help him, or send him to a non-Chinese school instead.
My son has not shown any interest in picking up Mandarin, and there's not really anyone around who speaks it with him. He does learn some from his kindergarten but I don't think it will be sufficient for him to survive a Chinese primary school.
We're not sure if there are any non-Chinese primary schools in Penang which are good. By good I mean dedicated teachers, good reputation (no big disciplinary problems with students) and good academic and extra curricular achievements.
I wanna ask for advice from all the parents out there for their opinions on these 2 questions:
1. Should I enroll my son into a Chinese primary school?
2. Which are the good non-Chinese primary schools in Penang?
Many thanks in advance.
What is the starting age for primary school now?My son has not shown any interest in picking up Mandarin, and there's not really anyone around who speaks it with him. He does learn some from his kindergarten but I don't think it will be sufficient for him to survive a Chinese primary school.
We're not sure if there are any non-Chinese primary schools in Penang which are good. By good I mean dedicated teachers, good reputation (no big disciplinary problems with students) and good academic and extra curricular achievements.
I wanna ask for advice from all the parents out there for their opinions on these 2 questions:
1. Should I enroll my son into a Chinese primary school?
2. Which are the good non-Chinese primary schools in Penang?
Many thanks in advance.
Jan 28 2011, 11:14 AM

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