Once upon a time, you were a China virgin. You were ready to spend a year, maybe two, exploring the Middle Kingdom. Somehow, you were ensnared by the charms of Beijing living: three kuai bottles of beer, plentiful jobs, and even more plentiful romantic prospects. Things happened – things you may or may not remember – and now you have a kid. A kid that needs to go to school. Unless you think you're smart enough to home school them, you're going to have to make a choice between the city's many educational options. We know better than to let you make that choice all on your own. We also know better than trying to help you out so we're recommending the 2013 Spring School Choice Fair brought to you by beijingkids. Unlike everything else related to child-rearing, the Spring School Choice Fair is free to attend, but you do have to register. Do that here.
Photo: Xinhua/Sina.com
and before you come (or even if you can't make it), do some research on 62 Beijing schooling options for your child by looking at our just-published School Choice Guide, in English and Chinese editions
English:
http://issuu.com/beijingkids/docs/2013.02_school_choice_guide/1
Chinese:
http://www.issuu.com/jingkids/docs/jingkids_2013.02
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