In the senior kindergarten group, children will be able to communicate effectively in English, understand and speak English, know the letters of the alphabet, be able to read basic English text, know the techniques of correct pronunciation when learning new words, know writing strategies for writing texts basic level, and finally be able to use and receive audio and video materials.

Children will learn to share, respect others, listen and understand that people have different talents and functions in our society.

Children will be interested in the world around them, will know the characteristics of the most common materials, will distinguish cycles in nature through observation and will work with other students on the computer throughout the learning process.

Children will be able to use color, shape and media to communicate their ideas. They will be able to express their impressions of music, art objects, performances and dances.

Children’s physical skills (such as balance and flexibility) will develop, they will know the rules of safety, be able to share, wait their turn, engage together, and know the rules of behavior.

Children will be able to solve problems. They will learn about the laws of nature, the concepts of numbers, comparisons, sets, basic formal operations (such as addition and subtraction), 2-D and 3-D objects, simple graphs, basic types of measurement, evaluation and gain basic knowledge of probability theory.

Children enter a Maple Bear school with a basic level of native language proficiency. When learning their native language, children go through several stages in the following order: listening, understanding, speaking, reading and writing. Any stage of language learning begins when skills development is still ongoing in the previous stages. When Maple Bear students learn English as a second language, they go through the same steps in the same sequence as when learning their native language. Studies show that learning two languages ​​at an early age promotes children’s linguistic and cognitive development.

The method of language learning on the principle of immersion in a foreign language environment in Maple Bear schools is used for in-depth study of English. This means that children learn to listen, speak, read and write in English in a language environment where learning materials are presented in English. Lessons from the first day are conducted in English.

Literacy, which involves listening, speaking, reading and writing skills, is one of the most important goals of Maple Bear.

The kindergarten will be open from 7 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Curriculum activities are planned from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Yes, an original Maple Bear educational program is created by combining Canadian curriculum and methodology with a fully implemented Polish core curriculum. Maple Bear fully respects the educational requirements of the countries in which it operates, adopting the Canadian methodology to deliver the mandatory local curriculum. Our teams have analyzed all local curriculum, making sure that in the Maple Bear program the learning outcomes indicated by the local Ministry of Education are achieved. Maple Bear enriches and brings the added value of the best Canadian educational strategies and best practices to the local structures.

Maple Bear standards indicate that there will be a maximum of 18 children in a pre-school group, but the final number of children depends on the size of the classroom. It is possible, that some groups will be smaller. 

According to Maple Bear standards, each group will be cared for by 2 people – a teacher and a teacher’s assistant. 

Classes will be conducted in English to implement the immersion strategy from the beginning. 

Yes. All subjects at Maple Bear fully respect the curriculum provided by the local Ministry of Education.

The earlier the student joins the Maple Bear program, the assimilation of the second language will be a smoother process. It is worth mentioning that the process of acquiring the second language occurs naturally, only occasionally requiring some reinforcement and special attention from the teachers. With regard to content and methodology, the adaptation of incoming students occurs naturally in a practical and collaborative learning environment.

Yes, at Maple Bear Schools Poland we provide full board for pre-school and elementary school children.

Yes, we will provide several additional activities to be chosen by parents and children. Full list and costs will be provided before the start of school year. 

Extracurricular activities will be charged separately, but Maple Bear Schools will make every effort to ensure competitive pricing as well as a wide range of different activities.

Yes, our children at Maple Bear have uniforms, which are available at the school at the beginning of the school year. We will also provide the opportunity to purchase additional items during the year. 

Yes, the children should wear the uniforms every day. Schools may decide to make exceptions a few days per year, on special occasions.

Books required in the Maple Bear curriculum are provided by the school and their cost is included in the tuition fee.