Riot Art

Riot Art One of the first teachers in Hong Kong at junior level to combine phonics with creative writing to enable children to learn English quickly. It should be fun!

Storytelling, reading and writing are integral parts of the learning process and so the active and passive parts of any language eventually become anchored to grammar, the bedrock of proficiency and further development. Each of my students are enabled to develop their abilities naturally, at their own pace. Fear is dispelled, removing obstacles and showing the correct way ahead. In a studious environment that is quiet and sympathetic, the students become confident. Improvement is always noticed and the students are regularly rewarded when goals are achieved through more concentration, effort and practice. I believe in treating students as individuals with innate ability. My task is to help them realise what they can do and to realise their full potential. It is important for their continuing development that they enjoy the learning process.

07/05/2022

We use detailed scenes like this to inspire our young scholars and test their powers of observations. Watch as they take it in turns to describe what they see before choosing a title for individual compositions. “ The Mad Scientist” was one title, “ The Spy in the Sky” was another. Listen to one scholar remark that the tablets are a care for Covid, expressing a wish we all share.

17/10/2020

Here three students give us examples of what it means to be kind. The third example is an amusing surprise.

24/06/2020

The Long Hello
My students range in age from 3 to 13 years. It is a great pleasure for me to watch them grow and develop. This only possible because they remain with me a long time, usually for years. Sometimes they bring along friends and siblings,which is an added joy for us all.
On this week’s posting, I have waded a short video clip of one of the winners of the Spirit Award and a long term student of mine. Must say I am very proud of her.

14/12/2019

Congratulations to my dear student Erin on winning the 71st Hong Kong Schools Speech Recital. Here she is now with her winning entry-A Smile, by Jez Alborough. The adjudicator noted her clear enunciation, modulated intonation, stress of key words and pleasing presence. She combined all these qualities to produce a truly memorable performance. Well done, Erin! 🏆🥇

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6A Champion Court, 67-69 Wong Nai Chung Road, Happy Valley
Hong Kong
852

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+85294551289

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