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Swine Flu Information
Click here to view the latest Swine Flu Information.
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The International Schools Choral Music Society
Registration for the unique ISCMS Choral Festival is now closed. Forty five of the best music students at Dulwich will be joined by 360 students and staff from 20 International Schools from around the region in what promises to be a concert not to be missed. Tickets are available now on www.iscms.net or www.BeijingHomeDelivery.com, book today as this concert will sell out and tickets will not be available on the night. Come and hear the Beijing Youth Orchestra, the ISCMS Festival Choir and Orchestra and four of China's top soloists in a dynamic performance of the Mozart Requiem, a first in China and a show not to be missed. For more information come to our Ticket Booth in the Legend Garden reception everyday from 3.00 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. See you there! |
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Foundation Stage Parent Information Evening Presentation Slides
Kate Beith, Head of Dulwich Early Years, recently held two Foundation Stage parent information evenings on 2nd and 3rd February. In her presentations, she spoke about the exciting developments that would be taking place in August 2010 and how they will enhance your child’s learning. Please click here for information about our provision for children under 5 starting from August 2010.
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Early Years Parent Talks
Kate Beith, Head of Dulwich Early Years will be holding a series of complimentary talks for parents of young children. The first one will be held in March:
Parent Talk 1: Dispelling the Myth
Riviera Main Campus
Tuesday 2nd March, 9.00 - 10.00am
River Garden Campus
Wednesday 3rd March, 9.00 - 10.00am
Dispelling the myth that a child is 'just playing'. Come along to an informative talk and discussion and find out how you can enrich your child's learning.
To reserve a place, please email jane.ji@dulwich-beijing.cn
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Author Visit: Cathy Cassidy - 9th March
Top selling children's writer, Cathy Cassidy will be visiting Dulwich on 9th March. Cathy comes from Galloway in the South West of Scotland and has written many popular books such as Lucky Star, Ginger Snaps and Scarlett. When she is not writing, she is a magazine agony aunt and sometimes art teacher at her local primary schools.
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Positive Caring Programme for Ayis' - 13th March
Following from last year, we will be running a series of workshops for ayis at our Little Riviera campus. The programme is free and offers practical support for ayis of our children living in Beijing. The workshops will be led by professional educators with a wealth of experience in working with young children and their parents. All workshops will be conducted in Mandarin/English. The next workshop is entitled Activities for Children under 1 and your ayi can learn how to provide some practical activities for children under 1 year.
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Author Visit: Benjamin Zephaniah - 16th March
British writer, Benjamin Zephaniah will be visiting Dulwich on Tuesday 16th March. Benjamin is a British Jamaican Rastafarian writer and dub poet. He is a well-known figure in contemporary English literature, and was included in The Times list of Britain’s top 50 post-war writers. The writer’s poetry is influenced by Jamaican music and poetry.
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