School's overseas students celebrate multilingual teaching
The overseas students of Shanghai Ganquan Foreign Languages Middle School highlighted the school's successes in multilingual and cross-cultural teaching with songs, dances, and fashion shows on its 20th anniversary.
The division was officially launched in 2003 with three Japanese students. It now has around 50 international students from Japan, South Korea, Laos, Germany, the United States, Australia and New Zealand.
Students can choose from a variety of courses, including core subjects like Chinese, English, math, geography, and chemistry, as well as classes to learn Chinese culture like calligraphy and martial arts. There are also programs that allow students to stay with local families and go on tours.
Since 2005, its graduates have been admitted to Peking University, Fudan University, and Shanghai Jiao Tong University in China, Ritsumeikan University's Singaporean branch.
Students and teachers gather to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Shanghai Ganquan Foreign Languages Middle School's foreign students division.
Singing self-written tunes
Showcasing talent.
A dance move.
Students display their clothing designs.
