– EtonHouse International Pre-School Claymore

Every year at Claymore, we wrap up the school year with our cherished tradition—the 100 Languages Exhibition—a meaningful celebration of children’s learning. The “100 Languages”, a poem written by Loris Malaguzzi, represents the endless possibilities for children to express their thoughts, feelings, and ideas, enabling them to gain new understandings of the world around them, whether through the language of paint, wire, movement, or other creative forms.

This exhibition is an opportunity for the entire school community to come together, where children excitedly showcase their learning to their families, and teachers and parents connect to unpack each child’s unique learning journey. The school is transformed into a vibrant gallery, with children’s work aesthetically displayed in classrooms or shared learning spaces, highlighting the rich inquiry-based learning that has taken place throughout the year.

The meaningful moments of the exhibition don’t end there—after the event, children’s art pieces remain on display throughout the school, continuing to reinforce their sense of ownership and belonging. This tradition not only celebrates the diversity of expression but also strengthens the bond between home and school, creating a lasting impact on everyone involved.

– EtonHouse Pre-School Upper Bukit Timah

The ink exhibition celebrates the creativity of our children, where they engage deeply with the essence of ink, exploring its diverse languages and dynamic interactions with various canvases. Guided by their curiosity, children immersed themselves in the rich cultural traditions of ink, from Japanese Suminagashi ink to Chinese Calligraphy ink, using an array of tools to express their unique perspectives. Through this journey of exploration, children weave together narratives, animations and art pieces. As their creations grace our exhibition, they not only shared their stories but also contributed to the funds raised to the EtonHouse Community Fund, embodying the spirit of collaboration and community engagement. 

– EtonHouse Shanghai Qingpu Maies Pre-School (新加坡伊顿上海青浦马雅思幼儿园)

Flour, fruits and vegetables are the most common and mundane ingredients in our lives. However, when our teachers integrate these ordinary ingredients into our teaching activities and carefully create spaces and environments to stimulate children’s exploration, providing rich exploratory tools and materials, we see the “extraordinary in the ordinary”. We will follow our Nursery children’s exploratory experiences, such as “Magical Flour” and “Fruit and Vegetable Trail Creation,” to listen and discover the hundreds of ways in which children express themselves.

面粉、蔬果都是我们生活中最为常见的、平凡的食材，但当我们的老师把这些平凡的食材投放在我们的教学活动中，并精心的创设激发孩子们探索的空间、环境，提供孩子们丰富的探索工具、材料时，让我们看到了“平凡中的不平凡”。跟随我们托班幼儿的探索活动“神奇百变的面粉”、“蔬果痕迹创作”，聆听与发现幼儿们一百种语言的表达方式。