*               #The only organization in Sydney offering a progressive program from pre-school to high school. 

           *              #Programs enable each child to make continual progress but can start at any age/grade level 

  *             until 12 years of age or Grade 6. Children already enrolled in Fun French but going into High School can continue.

            *             #Maximum of 8 children per class,  grouped according to age and experience in French.

           *             #Permanent, colourful class-room with library and computers.

        *            #Located in Beecroft a leafy suburb of Sydney between Pennant Hills and Epping.

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            In 2011 we celebrated 10 successful years                Enrolling now for 2012                In 2011 we celebrated 10 successful years            Enrolling now for 2012

If your child already has some French, a free assessment is available to place them in the most suitable class.

HOW DOES THE PROGRAM WORK? There are 5 streams depending on when your child starts. EACH STREAM takes your child on a progressive program to High School. Obviously the children in the RED stream will learn the most as they start at about age 3. 

RED  Starts with children who enroll in Pre 1 and then do Pre 2 . (The following year they are in Kindergarten Red)

ORANGE Starts with children who enroll in Pre 1 and the following year  go into Kindergarten Orange (because they are at school)

YELLOW Starts with children who enroll in Kindergarten-First Grade Beginners

GREEN Starts with children who enroll in 2nd - 4th Grade Beginners

PURPLE Starts with children who enroll in 5th - 6th Grade Beginners

*Please see the links above to find out more about each of the classes.

I've heard hundreds of adults express regret that they didn't learn another language when they had the opportunity as a child

but............

I've never heard a single adult express regret that, as a child, they learnt another language.

Jenny Adolphe  B.A.  Dip Teach. Principal - Fun French                       

                         Sydney University's Brain & Mind Research Institute director, Ian Hickie says: "You end up with a better overall brain function as a consequence of the challenge of learning an additional language in those early pre-school to primary school years". Not only does brain power increase in bilinguals but those who learn a second language at a younger age are more likely have advanced grey matter.

The ability to learn a second language is highest between birth and age 6, 

then undergoes a steady and inexorable decline. (Time Magazine 1997 "Fertile Minds')

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