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These photos are from one of our flagship schools in the Amity school system. This is what a typical Amity school will look like. The school size and layout vary depending on the location of the school and the number of students. Please note the contemporary design and warm atmosphere of an Amity school. Our goal is to create an exciting learning environment for children to learn English.
Practically all of our schools are in close proximity to train stations so students can easily access the branch in their area. Some schools are situated on the 2nd or 3rd floors of an office building but the school space is always exclusively for the use of Amity students and staff. All of our schools use space efficiently and provide a wealth of opportunity for fun in a compact environment. At Amity, all staff members share the duty of keeping the school looking bright and clean.
At our all of our schools we have a reception area and lobby where students and parents are welcomed. Here Amity students can interact together while playing activities and reading through our colorful English storybooks. This is also a place where school managers and teachers interact with parents to discuss Amity lessons. Communicating with parents in the lobby is a key to business success at Amity.

At each of our schools we also have a staff room for teachers to use for lesson preparation, to exchange ideas, for business meetings as well as for communication through telephone and computer with our training staff. It is common for our classrooms to have a window in the door, especially for younger students who still need to know that their parent is close-by. We have larger rooms for our group lessons, which require more space. Our schools also have an interactive classroom, which is filled with the latest in multimedia learning. Here, students use computers to discover new visual ways to acquire English as well as practice communicating in English through exchanging emails with the Foreign Teacher Training staff.

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