| The Koru (above) represents the native New Zealand fern frond (below) as it opens. In Maori culture it represents new beginnings, new life, growth and harmony. |
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| The Koru class is year one for preschool students beginning our English Language Immersion program. This is a full time course (23 hours per week) We use a song- and story-based approach to introduce language to children in a way that comes naturally at this age. Actions and activities further reinforce learning. The stories are designed to encourage positive attitudes in children such as helping others and sharing. The Koru class is designed to engage and delight young learners of English. |
| Koru class-Year One |
| そうえんイングリシュプリスクール |
| Koru class children with Yurie, their English music teacher. |
| Peter with Koru class children enjoying the snow. |
Preschool zoo trip
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| Outdoor lunch at school |
| Preschool visit to the fish markets |