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2021.08.16
We're back in school！
On August 16, 2021, the new school year officially started, and Principal MrNavy went to work one week.
Looking back at last year, 35 graduates were admitted to the University of Toronto.
Day one
Freshman entrance test
Test subjects: ESL/ABCDE graded test, practical ability test in mathematics, IELTS/TOEFL assessment test
ESL/placement tests help strong students to go beyond the lower levels and go straight to the upper levels.
Rigorous and thorough testing allows the Academic Affairs Office to accurately understand each student's real performance and subject expertise, so as to ensure that the students can take suitable courses to their strengths and avoid their weaknesses.
IELTS/TOEFL test to ensure the rationality of student class placement.
In the new academic year, in addition to the credit courses, the school will arrange 4 classes of language courses.
They are: English Basic Class, IELTS Basic Class, IELTS Advanced Class, TOEFL Class.
In addition to 4 classes, IELTS reached 5.5, and 1-on-2 small class tutoring was added to improve.
Day two
Principal's interview
President MrNgy is an academic expert who maintains his passion for teaching science and maintains the school's 90% annual University of Toronto acceptance rate.
Personally hold a principal's office meeting every week to study the teaching problems of each teacher, the learning problems of students, and arrange the remedial content of white teachers in various subjects.
Day three
Pre-enrollment guidance for students
The homeroom teacher explained the school rules and regulations and the requirements after enrollment.
1. Fulbright High School Student Code of Conduct
2. Fulbright High School Online Course Class Requirements.
3. Canadian curriculum integrity rules, attendance importance, student penalties and other systems.
4. Canadian course introduction and scores.
5. The help you will get, the guarantee of online courses.
Day four
New semester schedule
Full-scale classes: August to October is the first semester, complete 2 courses.
Monday to Friday, 8 am to 11 pm in the morning and evening for credit courses, and the rest of the 4 classes of language courses at different times (see course schedule for details) ensure that students do not stay up late and study energetically.
At the beginning of the new academic year, credit courses are in full swing, 4 classes of language courses are in full swing, and 10 college application professional planning tutoring courses point the way!
All Fulbright teachers do their best to help students adapt to the Canadian curriculum, improve their performance and exercise their abilities, and realize their dreams of prestigious schools!
