Oh, wow

... at around five or six years of age, which was extremely impressive, but she also put an effort in to get there.

Then also friends of mine that moved here later around, let's say, 12 years old, they definitely integrated well as well because you can still have lots of time to make the friends, establish the friendships, have them follow through the whole way through high school.

And then people that moved here around 16 years of age for the IB system, IB system specifically is quite international, and if you chose your second language, let's say Spanish or German, for example, it is then your second language is a lower level, so it's still very adaptable if you're new.

And it depends on the school, the languages they offer.

But I found it was no problem because the IB system in general is quite English predomi- it's predominantly English.

However, depending on the school, some subjects may be in Spanish.

So did you feel that you were compromised with the results? Like, in other words, could you have got better results if you'd been in, in a school in the UK or Switzerland or Germany and studying for the IB, or do you think you had as good an opportunity as anybody else where globally, let's say?