After months of planning, design, construction, and preparation, the moment has finally arrived. We have opened the new Maple Bear Olomouc elementary school building. Located at the BEA Centre on tř. Kosmonautů, the new space is much more than a new home for our students. It represents an important step
Bilingual education has become an increasingly popular choice for parents in recent years. But what does it actually mean for a child to be bilingual? How does learning English as a foreign language differ from being educated in two languages, and when is the best time to introduce a second
The children sitting in classrooms today will one day enter professions that may not even exist yet. Their world will be shaped by artificial intelligence, global collaboration, and entirely new industries. Preparing them for such a future requires much more than simply transferring knowledge. It means developing their creativity, adaptability,
The school year is over, and long summer days filled with sunshine, adventures, and quality family time are finally here. Summer holidays are, above all, a time to relax—but that doesn’t mean English has to take a break. At Maple Bear, we believe that language truly comes alive when it
When people think of Canada, breathtaking nature, maple syrup, and hockey often come to mind. But Canada is also renowned for something equally remarkable—it is home to one of the world’s highest-performing education systems. These same principles form the foundation of the Maple Bear educational approach. What makes the Canadian
The end of the school year is traditionally associated with report cards. However, a report card is only one moment in reflecting on what students have learned throughout the year. At Maple Bear schools, we believe that what truly matters is what happens continuously throughout the learning journey. That is
We are very happy to share an important piece of news with you. Our school, Maple Bear základní škola Olomouc s.r.o., has received official approval from the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports to teach selected subjects in English. While this might sound like an administrative step at first glance,
