Dulwich are beginning a new year of cooperation with MCF by starting an MCF Kids’ Club through which they will be teaching music and English to migrant students as well as fundraising. After the success of their three day CAS trip to a Tongzhou migrant school, the students were keen to get further involved by […]
CONTINUE READINGWhat an amazing morning we had at MCF on Saturday morning. We’ve had our teachers doing an excellent job teaching their small groups of students to read, tell the time and talk about the future. Plus the Canadian school came and taught our Grade 5 students as they do every fortnight, teaching them new vocabulary, […]
CONTINUE READINGThe Canadian School-MCF Kids’ Club has been delivering music and English lessons to students at one of our Migrant schools for over a year now thanks to the drive and organisation of one of its Year 11 students, Linus. But this week I’ve had the opportunity to meet more of CIS’ inspiring students. First was […]
CONTINUE READINGPerfect weather today for the MCF Barbecue at the Riviera Club. Lots of fun was had and food was eaten! Many thanks go out to our marvellous craft, food and games vendors, but also appreciation to our organisers, supporters, MCF volunteers and MCF@CUFE volunteers. Thanks for the football, fun with Science, the dumplings, the beer […]
CONTINUE READINGYesterday, MCF’s founder, Helen Boyle, visited a migrant school in Tongzhou to pay the 9000RMB school fees for three siblings that MCF is sponsoring this academic year. The two brothers, Zhang Zile and Zhang Ziqu, and their sister, Zhang Nala, will have their fees, lunches and transportation paid for by MCF, enabling them access to […]
CONTINUE READINGThis Saturday, The British School of Beijing visited one of MCF’s schools to teach the students English and this week’s topic was transport. The visit is part of a fortnightly programme that BSB has been running for six months in conjunction with the MCF Kids’ Club Programme. Every two weeks two teachers and eight 16-17 […]
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