WCCA Chinese School are committed to provide:

· a stimulating environment to excite and enthuse children to ignite a passion for discovery, exploring and learning our Chinese culture, custom and language.

· care for staff well-being and good teaching standards throughout, offering a range of opportunities of team building and training to enable them to teach effectively and to be happy and enthused in the workplace.

· a range of resources that are used effectively to support cultural learning

· foster and maintain links with our local community, the UK Federation of Chinese Schools, the UK Association for the Promotion of Chinese Education and the Consulate of the People’s Republic of China in Manchester.

· opportunities to set up a platform for teachers and parents to exchange ideas in order to effectively reach full cooperation for the efficient implementation of our teaching aims.

Ms. L Dong has been involved in Chinese education in the UK for more than 20 years. Currently she teaches in one of the top private schools in the UK, a local grammar school and has extensive teaching experience. In addition to teaching, Ms. Dong is a Chinese senior examiner and Team Leader in two of the UK’s major examination boards. She leads one of the assessment teams of Chinese GCSE and A Level. Ms. Dong also serves as the subject leader for Chinese of the International Baccalaureate (IB), responsible for providing teaching support information and resources for IB Chinese teachers.

Ms. Dong has served successfully as the Headteacher of the weekend community school for many years. She has extensive experience in running schools, as well as being acquainted with the British education system due to her long-standing career at the University of Liverpool. Under her leadership, the Chinese School will achieve high standards in all aspects.

MRS CHAN:

I am Mrs Chan from the playgroup and the Chinese GCSE Class of the Wirral Chinese Cultural Association Chinese School. I taught in a mainstream primary school (St Nicholas) in Liverpool for 17 years. I hold a Higher Diploma in Early Childhood Education and a teacher qualification in community schools from Goldsmiths' College University of London.

MR HONG LI:

I am Mr. Li and I am the Level 1 teacher in WCCA Chinese School. I have been working in the Chinese school for more than ten years. To be honest, I have a deep relationship with the Chinese school and the multicultural center. I used to be a student here. When I finished my Chinese course, I stayed here as a volunteer. During this period, I have attended multiple training courses, and increased my knowledge and experience in teaching. Subsequently, I became a Chinese teacher. I hope that the Wirral Multicultural Center and the Chinese school will go from strength to strength, so that more children can learn and develop in the future.

MRS YU:

Hello everyone! I am Teacher Yu, a third-grade teacher at the Chinese School of the Wirral Chinese Cultural Association. I have been working at the Chinese school for almost ten years, and I very much like the teaching atmosphere at the Chinese school! I started my time at the school as a teaching assistant, went on to participate in various teacher training courses, and finally became a volunteer teacher. I strive to ensure that the children study happily here!

MR ANDY ZHEN:

I am Andy, the teacher of the homework maths tutor group in the Wirral Chinese Cultural Association Chinese School. I like maths and l have participated in numerous maths or maths-related competitions like UKMT and BPhO, can tutor 11+/ GCSE / A level Maths.

MS KATIE KEELEY:

Hi everyone, I'm Katie Keeley the 11+ and English teacher. I started at Upton Hall School in 2011 after passing the exam comfortably. I am now in my last year at the University of Liverpool studying Chinese and French. I have been teaching English and 11+ for 5 years with all of my student performing well and going to their dream schools. I love forward to teaching these classes ☺️

MS CECILIA YIP:

I am Cecilia Yip, I have been an assistant teacher in the Playgroup of the community Chinese School for six years. I Previously worked as a lunchtime supervisor, in a local school, for more than ten years and have volunteered in a charity organization. When I was in Hong Kong, I was a kindergarten and family tutoring teacher.

MS EDITH ZHANG:

I am Mrs. Zhang, the teaching assistant teacher of Mandarin Level 1 in the Wirral Chinese Cultural Association Chinese School. I used to be the Vice Chairman of a Parent-Teacher Association at a kindergarten in Hong Kong and often actively participated in school volunteer work and organizing activities.