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第十八届 ISNS 中国文化周回顾｜2026 Chinese Cultural Week Temple Fair

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第十八届 ISNS 中国文化周回顾｜2026 Chinese Cultural Week Temple Fair

第十八届ISNS中国文化周不仅是一场节日庆典，更是一堂融合学习、文化与社区力量的生动课堂。

春日庙会

盛大热闹的开幕式后，足球场与入口长廊化身为热闹的春日庙会。学生们手持活动卡参与各类传统艺术与游戏体验，通过盖章兑换奖品，在参与中深入了解文化内涵。身着传统服饰，共迎马年，校园洋溢着自信与喜悦。

开幕式

东方游艺荟

从幼儿园到高中，分年级有序轮换参与，确保每位学生都能沉浸式体验。这不仅是欢乐，更是有意义的文化学习。

美食庙会

本次文化周最温暖人心的亮点之一便是美食庙会。

家长志愿者与索迪斯团队共同搭建摊位，准备来自全国各地的传统美食与节庆小吃。他们的付出与支持，使庙会不仅是一场味觉盛宴，更成为家校合作与社区关爱的真实写照。

衷心感谢每一位家长志愿者与索迪斯团队的鼎力支持。

中国文化秀

从幼儿园小学到初高中，中国文化专场演出成为学生展示成长的舞台。音乐、舞蹈、戏剧与语言节目交织呈现，既展现语言学习成果，也体现文化理解与艺术表达。

舞台上的每一次亮相，都是自信、创造力与全球视野的体现。

EY/PYP

MS/HS

感谢

策划和支持

此次精彩的开幕活动得益于中文组的精心策划，家委会及家长志愿者的热情支持，以及社区合作伙伴的大力协助，大家共同将庆祝活动推向了高潮。

家委心声

Joyce Li

家委会主席

中国文化节在ISNS已经举办到第十八届了，这是每年家委全力支持的一个最大的活动！中国文化节由学校中文组老师主要策划，而家委们每年都负责筹办美食的部分！由很多家长妈妈们亲手制作各种中华美食，在当天给每一位孩子和老师们品尝！

美食覆盖了从南到北，从东到西的各种文化，例如北方的饺子，南方的汤圆，西部的川菜麻辣烫，手擀面，广东的乳猪，鱼蛋，钵仔糕，台湾卤肉饭，湖北藕圆，各式各样每年更新，还有年货小组，传统果子等等等等，孩子们吃的满脸笑容，老师们赞不绝口，还有很多外国孩子在美食节开启了第一口中国美食，从此爱上了这美味！

作为应届的家委会长，我会一如既往的传承这一项活动，每年家委们辛勤的筹款卖货就是为了支持学校各种为了孩子们的活动。除了每年捐给慈善组织的一小部分，其他所有募集的款项，全部用在学校的活动和学生身上，来支持的家委们和家长们，尽心尽力地做好每一件事。因为看见孩子们的笑容和满足就是我们最大的动力！

如果你希望继续支持ISNS的社区活动，也欢迎加入家委出一份力～

ZhenZhen

活动主管

从第一年进入ISNS开始，美食节就给我留下了特别深刻的印象，也是孩子们每年最期待、家长参与度最高的活动。

在我接手家委活动负责人的工作后，我一直希望能把这个美好的传统延续下去，为孩子们留下珍贵的校园回忆。

衷心感谢每一年所有家长义工的倾力支持与付出。本次美食节，除了家委日常筹款所得，更离不开每一位参与的家长出钱出力、用心陪伴。因为有大家，这份温暖与快乐才能一直传递下去。

中国文化周是ISNS教育理念的真实体现——体验式学习、跨文化理解与家校紧密合作。

文化不只是课本中的知识，而是可以去体验、去表演、去品尝、去分享的真实生活。通过深度参与，学生学会尊重传统，理解多元，并在多元文化中找到自我认同。

感谢每一位老师、学生、家长志愿者，让这场文化盛典成为值得铭记的学习旅程。

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The 18th ISNS Chinese Cultural Week was not simply a celebration — it was a powerful example of what happens when learning, culture, and community come together.

Spring Temple Fair

Our soccer field and entrance walkway were transformed into a vibrant Eastern Arts & Leisure Fair after a grand opening ceremony.

Students rotated through hands-on cultural activities, collecting stamps on their activity cards and earning prizes as they explored traditional arts, games, and festive customs. Dressed in traditional Chinese attire and celebrating the Year of the Horse, our campus radiated color, pride, and joy.

Opening Ceremony

Eastern Arts & Leisure Fair

The structured rotation across grade levels ensured that every student — from Kindergarten through Grade 12 — had the opportunity to participate meaningfully. The experience was joyful, but also purposeful: students were not only celebrating culture, they were actively engaging with it.

Food Fair

One of the most heartwarming highlights of the week was the Food Fair.

Parent volunteers and our Sodexo team came together to create a bustling food market filled with traditional flavors and festive treats. Their dedication, time, and generosity transformed the fair into more than just a culinary experience — it became a symbol of partnership and care.

We extend our sincere gratitude to every parent and to Sodexo for their extraordinary support.

Chinese Cultural Show

Across EY, PYP, MSHS, students took the stage in the Chinese Cultural Shows, presenting performances that blended language learning, artistic expression, and cultural storytelling.

These performances demonstrated growth — not only in language proficiency, but in confidence, creativity, and global awareness. For many students, standing on stage became an opportunity to connect tradition with identity.

EY/PYP

MS/HS

Thanks for Support

This wonderful opening celebration was made possible by the meticulous planning of the Chinese Department, the enthusiastic support of the Parent Association (PA) and parent volunteers, and the generous assistance of our community partners, who together brought the celebration to life.

PA Voices

Joyce Li

PA Director

The ISNS Chinese Cultural Week has now reached its 18th year and has become the largest annual event fully supported by our Parent Committee. It is thoughtfully planned by the school’s Chinese language department, while the Parent Committee takes the lead in organizing the food fair. Many parent volunteers, especially mothers, prepare a wide variety of traditional Chinese dishes by hand and share them with every student and teacher on the day of the event.

The food represents the rich diversity of Chinese culture from north to south and from east to west. The children enjoy the food with smiles, and teachers speak highly of it. For many foreign students, the food fair becomes their very first taste of Chinese cuisine—and the beginning of their love for it.

As the current Chair of the Parent Committee, I will continue to carry forward and support this tradition. Every year, Parent Committee members work hard to raise funds and organize sales. Apart from a small portion donated to charitable organizations, all funds raised are used directly to support school programs and student activities. Our Parent Committee members and parent volunteers dedicate their time and energy to every task, because seeing the children’s smiles and sense of joy is our greatest motivation.

If you would like to continue supporting the ISNS community and its activities, you are warmly welcome to join the Parent Committee and be part of our efforts.

ZhenZhen

Activities Director

From my first year at ISNS, the Food Fair has been one of the most memorable and anticipated events for our children, with strong and meaningful parent involvement.

As the Parent Committee activity lead, I am grateful to all parent volunteers for their time, support, and dedication.

Thanks to everyone’s contributions and care, this tradition continues to bring warmth, joy, and lasting memories to our school community.

Chinese Cultural Week embodies ISNS’s educational philosophy: experiential learning, intercultural understanding, and strong school–family partnership.

Events like this remind us that culture is not something students simply study — it is something they live, perform, taste, and share. Through meaningful engagement, students develop respect for heritage, empathy for others, and pride in diversity.

To every teacher, student, parent volunteer, and staff member who made this week possible — thank you for shaping an experience that will resonate far beyond the festival itself.