20 Education & schooling
6 SEPTEMBER 2021 FAMILY VALUES — AN ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE IN Why raise a bilingual child?
Hatching Dragons is a group of English-Mandarin bilingual nurseries based in Central London. It also off ers nannying services and weekend schools
Did you know that 90% of brain development occurs in the fi rst fi ve years of life? Learning how to handle change at a young age will develop healthy coping methods and attitudes that will put children in a better position to embrace new situations and handle the stress of unpredictability with confi dence and ease. Bilingual education is one of the
best ways to prepare children for the future. Learning a second language not only improves children’s atten- tion span and working memory, but it also presents an opportunity for them to develop strong social skills foundations, to become more creative,
empathetic, confi dent
and adaptable. T ere are loads of reasons why
increasing numbers of parents are considering a bilingual education for their children, and here are fi ve of the main advantages of it:
hatching-dragons.com 020 3912 2900
1. Bilingual children develop a better attention span and working memory. 2. Being bilingual can help to open up career opportunities. 3. Children learn about new cultures and their customs and ideas. 4. It’s easier to learn a third or even fourth language. 5. Children that speak more than one language are more generally more sociable and confi dent. Hatching Dragons believes in
providing children with skills to make the most of the opportuni- ties of our multicultural world. It off ers children a caring, safe and engaging environment to grow and develop while learning English and Mandarin.
A Passion for Life & Learning
Open Morning 2 October 2021
Online Open Events throughout September & October Booking required for all events:
www.jags.org.uk 100% bursaries available from Year 7 entry
James Allen’s Girls’ School 144 East Dulwich Grove London SE22 8TE s 020 8693 1181
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