The one thing we always see our students walk away with is confidence and a sense of self. We want our students to not be afraid to be themselves, but at the same time, to respect others and respect life.

Everything here is natural. We don't have any plastic toys or fake dolls. Our students knit their own dolls, and we're growing grass in our Easter baskets, instead of buying the plastic grass.

We want everything to be hands-on. The curriculum should be alive for the students, instead of flat ... They are challenged, but they're able to express themselves and think outside of the box and really understand topics in depth.

The overriding idea of the program is to speak French and build the students' self-confidence and self-assurance in themselves.

Students are also wearing less clothing. They're more self-conscious about the way their body looks.

I think it will be wonderful for the students who don't have self-confidence, who need to be backed by teachers and principals.