Yell to those who are studying abroad

Hello, my name is Kaburaki.

As you may know,GLI has many children studying abroad.It is. Also this spring.Three Elementary School Children to Boarding Schools AbroadThey are leaving on their journey.

One went to Switzerland, one to England, and one to Malaysia.One is in the third grade, one is in the fourth grade, and one is in the sixth grade. One is in the third grade, one in the fourth grade, and one in the sixth grade.

Alone and away from their parents, they will live in a dormitory and work hard in their studies, athletics, arts, and extracurricular activities.

They are still at an age when they want to be spoiled by their parents.

When you come home, there is food waiting for you, all the laundry is done, and your mother cleans your room. Sometimes she swears and gets angry, and after a little while she comes back to say she is sorry for spoiling you. On weekends, they go out to eat and even go to an amusement park.

They make up their minds to leave such a life and do everything on their own, and enter the dormitory. Incidentally, there is no entrance ceremony in the UK, and entering a dormitory is regarded as entering a school.

I think it's amazing how prepared the parents are; two of the three are only children.

I admire your determination to send your only child abroad while he or she is still in elementary school. Both parent and child are determined to study abroad. I know that it will be an opportunity for both parent and child to grow together.

Of course, there will be many things that will not be straightforward or unexpected. However, I think there is nothing more painful than this separation.

If you are ready for this parting of the ways, you can solve most of the other problems.

Now, a few months after your next meeting, stop by GLI to see that dignified look on your face.

Children grow up, even if it is only for a few months, and I wish all the best to the three parents and their children!

　
GLI Representative Kaburaki