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The document summarizes community engagement projects between George Abbot School in Surrey, UK and Jinyuan Senior High School in Shanghai, China from 2010-2013. The projects brought together students and community members of different ages and cultures to promote themes of environmental protection and cultural exchange through activities like designing t-shirts, performing dances, making music, teaching calligraphy, home visits, and making lanterns. The goal was to create a sense of shared community and understanding across borders.
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- 1. BETTER COMMUNITY BETTER LIFE! SURREY At George Abbot School 2010-2013
- 2. Year 10 art project - visual research and development of ideas and thinking about the community we live in and how we see it….
- 3. Developing final pieces in class
- 4. Workshop with artist Mary Branson
- 5. Students are making lamps using porcelain. They designed their own images and learnt how to write their names in Mandarin to put onto their lamps are decoration.
- 6. Mary Branson’s final show Lanterns made by students at Surrey schools
- 7. Lanterns displayed on a theme of YIN and YANG
- 9. BETTER COMMUNITY BETTER LIFE! SHANGHAI Jinyuan Senior High School – April 2011
- 10. ‘Impressions of Shanghai’ Students designed T Shirts as part of the Community Day, there was an ‘Environment’ theme. This was one of many activities that took place as part of Better Community Better Life which bought people together to think about some important issues. The event took place in an area in Putuo near Jinyuan School. It bought together the older and younger members of the community as well as staff and students at Jinyuan and George Abbot. In addition, Mr Li, former Principal of Changzheng Middle School and Mr Tang, Principal of Cao Yang Middle School were present at the BCBL day. Everyone had an active part to play and the day was designed to bring everyone, from different ages and cultures, together through activities and common goals!
- 11. George Abbot students made costumes and performed at the BCBL event. There was a quite a spontaneous feel to some of the improvisations that were performed but that all added to the atmosphere!
- 12. Dancing rehearsal before going on the main stage – inviting members of the audience to join in. There was a friendly informal atmosphere and everyone was prepared to join in and try something new!
- 13. There was a real ‘community’ feel to the dancing, this was a day for everyone to come together and cultures met!
- 14. Tree planting – campaigning for money to improve the environment, and to discuss why it was important to be involved in this ecological campaign
- 15. Old and young people made music together! These two George Abbot students played Ukeleles, and the Jinyuan band also performed for the community. Young people and older members of the community shared their music and their cultures.
- 16. Older members of the community taught calligraphy to some of the younger members of the community, and to the George Abbot Students.
- 18. George Abbot students were made to feel very welcome by their Jinyuan hosts, the ‘Home visit’ day was particularly special!
- 20. This is an excerpt from one of several articles written by Jinyuan students who hosted George Abbot students. The article appeared on the school website!
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- 22. Students spent time in school…
- 25. And teaching George Abbot students the ‘Fan Dance’
- 26. And finally, some sightseeing and relaxing!
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- 30. And Bushy Hill Primary School
- 32. Jin Yuan visit by Miss Bennett (2013) Yin Yuan Senior High School School Museum