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Summer Camps |
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CLF
Chinese Language and Culture Camp |
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CLF
has held three annual residential Chinese
Language and Culture Camps for intermediate
students since December 2005.
The camp is a three day immersion event with
a fun-packed programme of games and activities
aimed at building learning skills for Chinese
language and culture.
Group activities include lion dance, diabolo,
kung fu, Chinese New Year customs, costume
drama and Chinese calligraphy. The programme
ends with a performance by the students on
the third day of the Camp. |
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2008
Chinese Language and Culture Camp |
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contact Maggie Huang at maggiehuang@ihug.co.nz
for details of the 2008 Camp. |
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2007
Chinese Language and Culture Camp |
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- 9 December, 2007. Shakerspear Lodge, Whangaporoa.
The third annual residential Camp focused
around the 2008 Olympic Games and again, aimed
at a full immersion experience - learning
through fun, games, activities, food, and
cultural appreciation.
50
students were selected to attend the Camp
on the basis of their ability and interest
in the language. The schools represented
were Kowhai Intermediate School, Kristin
School, Royal Oak Intermediate, Sutton Park
School, ACG Parnell College, ACG Strathallen
School, Christian Renewal School, Glen Eden
Intermediate and St Mary's School.
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2006
Chinese Language and Culture Camp
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8
- 10 December, 2006. Kokoko Lodge, Hunua Ranges,
Auckland.
48 intermediate students from eight Auckland
schools in the CLF Schools Network joined
the Camp. The participating schools were Parnell
Junior College, Sutton Park Intermediate,
Kristin School, Marist School, Blockhouse
Bay Intermediate, Lynfield College, Murrays
Bay Intermediate, and Royal Oak Intermediate.
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2005
Chinese Language and Culture Camp |
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9
- 11 December, 2005. Waiwera YMCA, Waiwera.
26 intermediate students from Auckland schools
in the CLF Schools Network attended the Camp,
which was run by bilingual teachers as well
as volunteer supervisors. |
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SKYCITY Community Trust
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three annual Camps were funded by Auckland
SKYCITY Community Trust |
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