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Joyce Fay Lo, Senior Client Manager & Education Consultant (Hong Kong)
Jenny McGowan, Director, Asia
Ed Richardson, Managing Director
Camilla Smiley, Education Consultant

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Latest Blog Posts

How to Support Your Child at Home with Early Reading

What is the best way to teach children to read?  Teaching reading requires children to master two skills; phonics and language comprehension. They need to be able to decode by blending sounds in words to read them and they need to comprehend what the word means in the given context. In school, children will be taught these two skills at the same time. Phonics is used to teach word reading. Phonics connects letters (graphemes) with the sounds they make (phonemes).

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A Guide to Starting Primary School

Starting primary school is a big step in your child’s life and marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter. This guide gives you a detailed overview on preparing your child for school, recommended reading lists plus some activities and ideas that may be helpful for supporting your child with the transition.

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Latest Webinars

Webinar: How to choose a Nursery School - Q & A with a nursery specialist

In this webinar Harriet, Keystone's Director of Education, and Sabine Hook, a specialist nursery consultant, discussed the following key questions: How do you decide what the best option is for your child? When should parents start thinking about nursery schools and when do they need to register? How do you start the search and What do you recommend looking for in a nursery? What questions should parents ask when visiting a nursery? Is the Ofsted report a good place to find out.

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Webinar: A Level vs IB (Inc. GCSE vs. IGCSE)

Keystone’s Managing Director, Ed Richardson, was joined by Jenny McGowan, Keystone's Director of Asia, to discuss the similarities and differences between IGCSEs and GCSEs as well as A Levels and the IB. They also covered how students might choose subjects to study at the different levels.

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