Last Friday, 41 students and 4 teachers gathered at YumCha Gallery for a delicious Chinese dinner to celebrate the end...
Last Friday, our Year 7 and 8 Students enjoyed a fantastic evening at Yum Cha Gallery for a special Chinese...
Recently, our Secondary Campus celebrated the Mid-Autumn Festival with a vibrant blend of traditional and fun activities! Students enjoyed the mesmerising lion dance, a symbol of good luck and prosperity, and dressed up in beautiful costumes that reflect the rich culture of the festival. Students also got creative with play...
Today we turned our Year 12 Chinese classroom into a bustling kitchen, as our students rolled up their sleeves and...
Lion dancing is a tradition in Chinese culture, usually performed at festivals like Lunar New Year. On Friday of Week...
Sun Shines on Tashikuergan composed by Gang Chen illustrates the atmosphere of the Chinese Tajik nationality’s enthusiastic life on the cold and dry plateau in Tashikuergan region. The cheerful mood contrasts the harsh timbre, communicating people’s relaxed and optimistic attitude towards the desolate and wild environment....
One of the largest nighttime events in Varsity College’s history will usher in the ‘Year of the Tiger’ in 2022....
This semester Primary Chinese Aspire students participated in a Lion Dancing & Kungfu session with Mantis Kungfu Academy Master Damien....
Our Year 7 Chinese ASPIRE students took a big step in their Chinese cultural experience late last term – their teacher, Mrs Li, introduced them to the ocarina. The ocarina is a wind musical instrument which dates back over 10,000 years and has played an important role in the Chinese dance...
On Sunday 25th July, 14 Varsity students participated in the 2021 Gold Coast Languages Speech Contest at Griffith University. There...
Our Aspire Chinese classes were able to experience an amazing cultural experience at Buddha’s Birthday festival. This included engaging with...
Our Year 9 Chinese Aspire students made Chinese sticky rice balls to celebrate the end of Term 2. Students made pink, blue and purple sticky rice balls with red bean fillings, which are very unusual colours for the dessert! They tasted amazing! Great job everyone and what a fun way...
