Fun and Educational Mandarin Classes for Primary Schools
Interactive learning with cultural experiences, progress reports, and resources to continue learning at home.
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Why Mandarin for Primary School Children?
Cognitive Development and Brain Growth
Global Language Advantage
Cultural Awareness and Curiosity
Language Learning Foundation
Improved Literacy and Communication Skills
Engaging and Fun Learning Experience
Boosts Confidence and Social Skills
Curriculum-Aligned and Educationally Valuable
Future Academic and Career Opportunities
What makes MANDO SCHOOL unique?

Progress Reports:
- Regular progress reports tracking each child’s learning milestones.
- Personalised feedback to help parents understand their child’s progress.
- Clear communication between teachers, parents, and schools for consistent learning support.

Chinese Names:
- Each child receives their own Chinese name as part of their cultural learning experience.
- Names are chosen based on positive meanings, making the experience memorable and fun.
- Children take pride in their unique names, enhancing their connection to the language.

Resource Hub for Home Learning:
- Access to digital resources, videos, and fun activities for continued learning at home.
- Printable worksheets, colouring pages, and flashcards to reinforce vocabulary.
- Engaging videos featuring songs, rhymes, and story-led adventures to practice at home.
What to Expect in Our Primary School Classes

3 to 7 year olds
Learning Mandarin Through Fun and Imaginative Play
Children in Early Years and Key Stage 1 learn Mandarin through playful, story-led adventures designed to capture their imagination and keep them actively engaged. Our approach focuses on:
- Story-Led Adventures: Imaginative stories featuring lovable animal characters take children on exciting adventures while introducing key Mandarin vocabulary.
- Physical Movement and Role-Play: Children act out parts of the story, moving around the classroom, mimicking animals, and using gestures to learn action words.
- Games and Songs: Fun games and catchy songs make learning Mandarin joyful and memorable. Repetition and rhymes help reinforce vocabulary.
- Interactive Learning: Using play-based methods, children naturally learn through curiosity and exploration.

8 to 12 year olds
Learning Mandarin Through Themes and Interactive Activities”
In Key Stage 2, children learn Mandarin through thematic lessons that develop their reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills. Our teaching approach includes:
- Thematic Learning: Vocabulary is grouped into meaningful themes such as family, school life, hobbies, and cultural festivals, making learning relevant and relatable.
- Reading and Writing: Children learn to read and write basic Chinese characters, building foundational literacy skills.
- Speaking and Listening: Interactive conversations, role-playing, and listening exercises help children develop confidence and fluency in speaking Mandarin.
- Fun Games, Songs, and Activities: Engaging games, songs, and hands-on activities make lessons dynamic and enjoyable, ensuring children stay motivated and excited to learn.
- Cultural Exploration: Children explore Chinese culture through stories, traditions, and festivals, enhancing their global awareness and curiosity.
Fun and Educational Curriculum for Primary Schools
Vocabulary is introduced through themes relevant to primary school children, such as:
- Greetings and Introductions: 你好 (Nǐ hǎo - Hello), 我叫… (Wǒ jiào… - My name is…)
- Numbers and Colours: Counting in Mandarin and naming colors.
- School Life Vocabulary: Classroom objects, days of the week, and simple commands.
- Daily Conversations: Asking questions, answering simply, and polite phrases.
- Conversational Practice:
- Each lesson introduces new vocabulary with two simple conversational sentences using 2-3 new words.
- Encourages children to use Mandarin in practical scenarios (e.g., greetings, asking names, describing colors).
- Repetition and Reinforcement:
- Key vocabulary is repeated throughout the lesson to reinforce memory.
- Words from previous lessons are revisited for cumulative learning.
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