In the afternoon of March 13th, accompanied by Wang Xiaoting, division chief of the International Exchange and Cooperation Department under the Education Department of Gansu Province,Ruth Milne, principal of Kent School of Canada, together with 5 people, visited the High School Attached to Northwest Normal University and had a discussion about the cooperative affairs between the two schools. After the discussion, the two schools had signeda sister-school cooperative agreement.
During their discussion, PrincipalJiaJinyuan gave the visitors a detailed introduction about the history, features of disciplines, faculty and teaching resources, educational achievements as well as the current educational internationalization of our school. He hoped that the two schools could make joint efforts to build a cooperative platform for personnel training, promoting both to develop further on the road of internationalization. PrincipalRuth Milnealso expressed her great attention on the cooperation of both schools. She expected our further and deep cooperation on faculty exchange, students’ cultivation and course arrangements. Later, they visited our school environment and teaching facilities and made communications with first grade students from international class.
As the high school with a-hundred-year history and one of the best boarding schools in Canada, Kent School of Canada boosts its top-ranking teaching facilities and excellent contingent of teachers. Aiming at the characteristics of the students and the goals of entering elite universities, Kent School of Canada persists in the principle of integrating pragmatic learning with interest learning, it has offeredsome vivid and interesting small-sized interactive courses, effective teaching with targeted goals as well as homelike humanistic care. Since 2008, all the graduates from Kent school have been enrolled by colleges in Northern America, 90 percentof which have entered the elite universities in Northern America such as University of Toronto, University of Western Ontario and University of Waterloo.
