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  • New Year Parent-Child Carnival


     

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    New Year Parent-Child Carnival!


  • Parent-child New Year Carnival


    25/1/2025 The Lunar New Year is one of the major traditional festivals in China. In order to celebrate the New Year with parents and children, the school organized the "New Year Parent-Child Carnival" event. Children dressed in Chinese costumes participated with their parents and learned about New Year traditional culture and traditional Chinese customs through different stall games.


  • January birthday party "New Year Garden Party"


    24/1/2025 The name of this birthday party is "New Year Garden Party". The teacher prepared activities such as welcoming the Spring Festival, playing drums blindfolded, and dancing the lion to celebrate the New Year with the children to celebrate the January birthday party. On this day, children can go back to school in costumes to celebrate and take photos. At the same time, in order to cooperate with this year's school development plan and encourage children to reduce carbon emissions, today's lunch will be "Carbon Neutral-Vegetarian Conference New Year Dinner", and lunch will be shared with teachers.


  • QEF student experience activities Chinese cultural performing arts


    24/1/2025 The school successfully applied for the Quality Education Fund activity - "My Pledge to Action (Enhanced Edition) Different Toys", and invited brother Shan En, who had won the silver medal of the Amos Sichuan Opera Face Changing Invitational Competition, to the school to perform shadow puppets for all students to strengthen the education of young children. Interest and knowledge in learning Chinese culture.


  • K3 QEF student experience activities "Shadow Puppet Show Experience Activity"


    23/1/2025 The school successfully applied for the Quality Education Fund activity - "My Pledge to Action (Enhanced Version) Different Toys". The school invited professional tutors to the school to conduct shadow play experience activities with K3 children, allowing them to understand Chinese folk toys from ancient times to the present.