Language Acquisition

At our school/daycare, we understand that language acquisition is a key part of your child’s intellectual development. When children are exposed to multiple languages, their brains become more adaptable, helping them develop stronger cognitive skills such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and memory. Research shows that bilingual children tend to perform better academically, as learning two languages enhances their ability to process information, focus, and switch between tasks. These skills not only improve performance in language arts but also in subjects like math and science. In addition to cognitive benefits, bilingual education fosters a deeper understanding of diverse cultures, promoting empathy and global awareness. By supporting bilingual learning, you’re giving your child the tools to excel academically and succeed in an interconnected, multicultural world.

At our school, we introduce French starting in Grade 3, providing students with a foundation in one of the most widely spoken languages in the world.

As students move into secondary school, we offer additional language opportunities allowing them to further expand their language skills and global perspectives. These multilingual experiences prepare students for success in today’s interconnected world, providing them with the tools for academic and professional achievements.