Teaching approach:Children learn Mandarin through storytelling, performing arts, creative activities, props, songs, dance and reflective learning opportunities.
Highlights
- Programmes for children aged three to eight
- Mandarin learning through storytelling and performing arts
- Includes listening, speaking, reading and writing
- Creative activities include songs, dance and prop-making
- Chinese holiday camps are offered
Programmes
- Chinese Speech and Drama ProgrammeChinese
- Chinese Holiday Camp (包公审石)The Trial of the RockChinese
Frequently asked questions
- What ages are Apple Pie Language’s speech and drama programmes for?
- The speech and drama programmes are tailored for children aged three to eight. The website describes activities that develop Mandarin listening, speaking, reading, writing and performance skills through storytelling and theatre-based learning.
- What do children learn through the programmes?
- Children learn Chinese language skills through storytelling and performing arts. Activities may include songs, dance, food crafts, making props, acting out roles and participating in theatre productions, with opportunities for first-hand involvement and reflection.
- Does Apple Pie Language offer holiday programmes?
- Yes. The website features a Chinese Holiday Camp titled 包公审石, translated as The Trial of the Rock. The camp involved Apple Pie teachers and culminated in children presenting scenes from a play.
Details as described on the centre's website, checked Sept 2026; confirm with the centre before enrolling.
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