Well, the opening: two grannies were playing popular songs to welcome the guests...
And the parents started to arrive and enjoyed the music while waiting for the kids. Big expectations.
There they come bringing to the long table some extra cookies, sandwiches and cakes, helped by their teachers.
...while the chefs were wearing appropriate self made hats.
The grandparents didn''t have to do a thing, just enjoyed the good weather while having a chat and were pampered by the cutest and helpful waiters.
For the grand finale there was a chocolate fountain. (=lots of little dirty hands giving their family members sweet hugs)
This educational system for the small ones is not boring at all. The lessons are very playful, and demand creative solutions/response from the kids. I have noticed that with all the preparation for the high tea event some kids retained some of the English words they have learned (such as: tea, cake, hat, pie) even days laters. Some retained more difficult/longer words such as biscuits, sandwich (es), cucomber and chef cook. (Hmmm, I bet you think it an easy thing, don't you ? Hey, we are talking about 4 and 5 year old kiddos !)