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Global Campus.

When we were still in Japan, we searched for a school. We preferred a school nearby and hoped to have frequent communication with the teachers, school staff and other parents. EtonHouse was the right location and school size for our sons.

One of the things we’ve found wonderful at the school is that children have opportunities to learn not only the local culture but also other countries’ cultures. For example, one of the memorable events for us was the art festival in March this year, where Misho presented the Japanese green tea culture. Henna art in Deepavali was another memorable event.

Together with our kids, we learned how students at EtonHouse learn and experience other countries’ cultures. We would definitely recommend EtonHouse to other families. The heartwarming atmosphere and small student numbers makes it possible to have close communication between parents, teachers and students.

Rowan has attended EtonHouse the whole time, transitioning from IB Primary years programme to the higher year levels. High academic standards are expected at EtonHouse and the students get every assistance to help them reach their potential. When you combine their incredible teachers with smaller class sizes, you get an excellent focused education. The children are always stepping up to new challenges.

There’s continuous investments in facilities too. Sports are varied with lots of different options.

We would particularly like to highlight the school’s strong ethos, which develops the students in a caring and interested way. There’s a really friendly atmosphere and the children are happy.

Looking back, one of the biggest decisions we made as a family was choosing Edith’s first school in 2018. Little did we realise how important and consequential it would be for Edith, our only child, who has blossomed with the warm, energetic, and loving care of all the staff at EtonHouse.

It’s hard to capture the small school essence of EtonHouse other than to describe our wonderful experience over the past 2 years. It is about the people. From the moment Edith and her classmates are welcomed every morning at the school gates by everyone — security, teachers and staff — to picking her up from the classroom, we know and trust she is in your good hands. Even in times of adversity, such as now, we feel that the staff at EtonHouse have tried their best to give their students an opportunity to learn and connect with their classmates in new ways.

Edith tells us she feels loved by everyone at EtonHouse and we know she feels the same about school. To start her young life with a love for people and learning is a gift that will bless her throughout life. Her maturity, character, curiosity, and ability to communicate in English and Mandarin Chinese is something we give her teachers, classmates and staff tremendous credit for. Day in and day out, these formative experiences at school compound into a unique, complex individual whom we trust will continue to be a giving, caring and thoughtful member of a larger community of people.

Finally, as parents, we feel that EtonHouse has helped us become better and more mindful in this grand life experiment called ‘parenting’. We are still learning the ropes and appreciate how the school’s structure, strong culture, and active support has helped us immensely on this rewarding journey.