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SCMP Reporter

I refer to the article on Kingston International Kindergarten, which appeared in the Child Care Special Report (Sunday Morning Post, October 26) and would like to make the following clarifications:   Our school holds both morning and afternoon sessions for three to five-year-olds, as well as for the one and two-year-olds.

  Our student-teacher ratio is not 1:14. The ratio of the three to five-year-olds is 1:8, two-year-olds is 1:7 and one-year-olds is 1:5.

 The curriculum was developed by the principal and the head English teacher.

 IDA LAM Principal Kingston International Kindergarten 



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