System changed for non-English speakers..?

..if anybody is interested , I found some info..
http://education.gov.mt/

But still don't know when this will start..how...where..etc..

Our French friends have two boys (10 and 11 ) starting these classes on Thursday in Mellieha.

From what I understand the children will be assessed every few months and put into the correct classes once they reach the required standard in English.

Originally they were told that the boys would go in with the other children and get extra English after school.

The new system  seems more sensible as the classes are smaller and there will be more concentration on learning the English  language.

Terry

Thanks for the link, nicknamero
As Terry said, this seems sensible.
Would be great if you kept us updated on how it all works in practice, as we might be in your situation in two years time...

Hi, our two kids are registered to St Paul' Bay Primary aged 8 (girl) and 11 (boy) . They called us and told that the school begins next Monday. Both children are going to be in the english course. Are there any other kids in St Pauls Bay in the same situation? Maybe we could meet before the schools starts on Monday, to make it more pleasant for the kids?

Exactly Terry !! Our two boys are going to go in a " foreign class" in Mellieha. Their are 2 classes : 1 for the years 1,2,3 and an other one for the years 4,5,6. In december, they will make a point about their level in englisch ( we are french) . If the level is enough they integrate their "normal" class with the other children , if not, they stay as long as it is necessary ... our children are very happy, because they were worry !!