Last June, our group of sixth-grade students returned home after a month-long immersion in Waterloo, Canada.
The students were divided into different schools where they shared classrooms with other boys and girls to continue their studies, all conducted in English as part of this immersion and to ensure educational continuity.
In addition to academic activities, the students were able to visit some tourist attractions and spend time with their friends at Niagara Falls, the zoo, and many other incredible places in the city.
As part of this immersion, the children have the opportunity to carry out practical life skills such as doing their own laundry, making their beds, and others that prepare them for an autonomous and independent life.
We are happy to see the experience they gain from this trip and how happy they are making new friends and sharing with their own.
