EARLING BRANCH TEACHERS | QINGHUA SCHOOL

Ealing Branch Teachers

Mrs S. CHONG 戴秀华

Senior Teacher

Originally from Malaysia, Ms Chong has lived in London for 40 years. She joined Qinghua in 1990 as the reception class teacher. Many years of teaching experience and training have helped her to develop effective tools for teaching British-born children Mandarin and Chinese culture. Ms Chong is voluntarily supporting junior teachers and acts as a supply teacher at the Ealing branch

Ms. Miao JIANG 姜淼

Ealing Class One Teacher

Ms Jiang is a native Mandarin speaker, originally from northern China. She joined the Qinghua staff as a teaching assistant in 2015 and is currently teaching Class 1. Ms Jiang completed the Goldsmiths, University of London certificate course for teaching of community languages in 2017.

Ms Lily Cang’Ou SONG 宋沧鸥

Ealing Class Two Teacher

Originated in Harbin China and graduated from Harbin Normal University, Ms Song has 13 years valuable teaching experiences. She is Full of passion and energy, and she likes to give full attention to her pupils and encourages them to learn with a happy and easy way.

Mrs PeiLing Sleeman 施佩伶

Ealing Class Three Teacher

Originally from Taiwan and a graduate from the University of Brighton. She is a qualified Level 3 teaching assistant and has experience working in a UK primary school for over 2 years. She enjoys teaching and working with children and believes that parental support at home is equally as important as learning in the classroom. Mrs Sleeman joined Qinghua teaching team in September 2019.

Ms Ping WEN 问萍

Ealing Class Four Teacher

Originally from Beijing, Ms Wen has been living in the UK for 15 years after completing her study in France for master degree in international finance. She joined the Qinghua teaching staff in 2010. Ms Wen loves to be with the children, seeing them play together, appreciating their hard working, and harvest happiness during the teaching.

Ms LiPing GAO 郜丽萍

Harrow Class Six Teacher

Ealing Class Five Teacher

Originally from Northern China, Ms Gao joined the Qinghua teaching staff in 2001. She thoroughly enjoys teaching Chinese to pupils, particularly children and young adults. She would like to inspire more people in the wider community to attend Qinghua language classes.

Mrs H. HARTLEY 韩萍

Harrow Pre-GCSE Teacher

Ealing Class Six Teacher

Originally from Qingdao, China, Ms Hartley moved to the UK in 1987. Ms Hartley started teaching at Qinghua 15 years ago when her daughter enrolled as a pupil. Ms Hartley believes that classroom management and parental support is essential to pupil-led learning progression. She enjoys teaching at Qinghua, as it enables her to maintain contact with the Chinese community in London.

Ms LiHua ZHAO 赵丽华

Ealing Class Pre-GCSE Teacher

Ms Zhao is graduate of the Beijing Foreign Affairs College in English in China. While living in London, she gained a qualification of Teaching Mandarin as a Foreign language at the Ming Ai Institute, London. Ms Zhao works as a part time CCTV News producer. She joined the Qinghua teaching staff in 2011. She believes that a good understanding of the culture will encourage students to learn the language.

Ms Jian ZHANG 张健

Harrow Class GCSE Teacher

Ealing Class GCSE Teacher

Originating from Beijing, China, Ms Zhang has been teaching at Qinghua for 20 years, specialising in teaching GCSE classes at Harrow and Ealing branches.

Ms YinMei TANG 唐银梅

Harrow Class Adult A2 Teacher

Ealing Class Adult A1 Teacher

Ms Tang has taught Chinese in the UK for more than 10 years. She teaches Chinese at Qinghua and a mainstream primary school. Over the years, her pupils have ranged from ages 4 to 91 and from beginners to A-Level students.

Ms XiaoYing LI 李小英

Ealing Dancing Class Teacher

Ms Li studied dance in China from very young age. As a professional dancer, she has performed in China and Hungary. Since 1999, Ms Li has taught the dancing class at Qinghua, including Chinese folk dances and basic ballet practice. The Qinghua dancing group not only performs at school, but also participates in cultural performances organised by the UK Federation of Chinese Schools – winning competition prizes in 2011, 2012 and 2013.