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Showcasing Richmond West Primary School!

This type of school is common in Europe. Australia is catching on At these Australian schools, entire days or various subjects are taught in different languages.

“A Parents’ Guide to Bilingual Education in Australia” by Intensive Chinese Network

Are you raising children in more than one language?
Have you heard about bilingual schools and bilingual programs?

Come and join our free webinar for parents on Saturday, 10 May (10-11:30am AEST) to find out more about bilingual education in Australia and how to raise your child in more than one language!

Register by 12pm, 9 May 2025 via https://forms.gle/r5KgwLwYXw5QuqMZ8 to receive the webinar link.

Want to raise bilingual kids? First, let go of a common myth Speech pathologists offer parents real-world advice on how to incorporate a second language with their kids at home — and demystify a misconception about bilingualism.

Do you speak other languages at home? This will not hold your child back at school It is common for parents to worry about raising a child to be multilingual. They may wonder, am I harming my child’s English if I speak another language at home?

Bilingual Children – Debunking Stereotypes In multicultural Australia, many families wonder if passing their mother language to their children could positively support their development. In this session, we aim to support parents choosing to raise bilingual children by sharing some ideas from research and personal experience on the advantag....

One Parent, One Language: When the Model Works—And When It Feels Out of Place I was raised in a One Parent, One Language (OPOL) household. My father spoke to me in Cantonese, my mother in English.

“Language regret”

'I can't say my own name': The pain of language loss in families Mithu Sanyal never learned her father's native language, Bengali, as a child. Is it too late to reclaim it?