grow up with your children! fold an airplane on the first day of school and let your dreams fly
2024-09-03
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the new semester starts on september 2nd. all schools have prepared fun and interesting games to help students start the new semester happily.
at the huangpu district zhonghuang foreign language experimental school, each class on campus has carefully arranged its own unique style to welcome the children back. the door of the classroom is hung with colorful balloons, the walls are covered with warm paintings drawn by teachers, and the blackboard is filled with good wishes and expectations for the students. at the end of the opening ceremony, the school prepared a special session - letting dreams fly. the children released paper airplanes one by one. letting them fly in the blue sky is the children's beautiful vision and brave pursuit of the future.
baiyun district zhonghuang foreign language primary school continues the distinctive tradition of ib bilingual schools, and has made the opening activities curriculum-based, with "growth" as the theme, and in the form of ib interdisciplinary exploration, encouraging children to feel the joy of growth. on that day, students felt the growth and changes of "people" through details such as taking photos and checking in, receiving encouragement stickers, and watching model airplane shows. at the same time, the school is also "growing". this year is the 16th anniversary of zhonghuang foreign language primary school. the school has made a new upgrade in the hardware environment. during the campus treasure hunt, students discovered the changes in the school, and were surprised and amazed throughout the whole process. after the flag-raising ceremony, the school also invited the deputy principal of law to conduct safety education lectures for all teachers and students in the school, and regarded the safety and health of students as the primary and important content of growth.
text and photos by reporter jiang jun
