A Parent Education Webinar Series
The first years of a child's life shape far more than academic success. They influence confidence, curiosity, relationships, communication, resilience, and a lifelong attitude towards learning.
Yet many parents are left wondering:
- Does it really matter where my child starts school?
- Should my child already be reading?
- What does good early childhood education actually look like?
- How do children move from play-based learning into more formal education?
Join Mr Mark Symmonds, Head of Pre-Prep at Rugby School Hanoi, for a four-part webinar series exploring some of the most important questions facing parents of young children today.
Event Information
- Time: 7PM - 8PM VNT
- Date: Every Wednesday from 17 June - 8 July
- Online via Microsoft Teams
Mr Mark Symmonds
Head of Pre-Prep, Rugby School Hanoi
Mr Symmonds brings more than two decades of international educational leadership experience, including senior roles at Rugby School Thailand, St George's College Argentina, and The Casco School Panama. His work has focused on developing high-quality learning environments where children thrive academically, socially and emotionally.
- Head of Prep School, St George's College Argentina
- Former Primary Principal, The Casco School Panama
- Former Head of Primary & Deputy Principal, CIS Armenia
- Former Deputy Head of Pre-Prep, Rugby School Thailand
- 20+ years in international education across 8 countries
Webinar Schedule
Who Should Attend?
This series is designed for:
- Parents of children aged 2–6 years
- Families preparing for nursery, kindergarten, reception, or primary school
- Parents considering different educational pathways for their child
- Caregivers who would like a deeper understanding of child development and learning
- Anyone interested in how the early years shape future confidence, wellbeing, and success
No prior educational knowledge is required. The sessions are designed to be practical, accessible, and relevant to everyday family life.
Sign Up to Join The Series
Register once for the full series. Webinar links and joining instructions will be sent to your registered email address before each session.