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This article raises some interesting issues. While it is well-known that reading to children can help to foster a love of books and to develop reading as a habit, it is interesting to note that the reader &nd . . .
China plans to increase exercise opportunities at schools to help children and teenagers become more physically active, a senior official with the Ministry of Education said on Friday. Students at primary, mi . . .
Here is a great set of statistical data on the progress of China’s education system in recent years. . . .
There were more than 25,000 international students in Australian schools last year, an increase of 11 per cent on 2016, mostly arriving from China and India. What the schools do to accommodate these foreign stude . . .
As any parent in Hong Kong (or elsewhere) well knows, many extra-curricular activities are expensive. While it is unfortunate that so many youngsters never get chance to join a football team, learn to da . . .
International students are "paying through the nose for a woefully inadequate document-checking service" for UK study visas, say universities. Some students are waiting 30 days for checks on the documents and . . .
At least 20 children who require additional education support will have to endure long daily trips to new schools for the new academic year, due to the simple fact that their district school has no space for them. . . .
Hong Kong has just hosted on of its biggest choral events of its kind. The inaugural Asia Pacific Choral Summit aimed to cultivate a new generation of young choristers in the region, and saw the Asia Pacific Youth . . .
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