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Events

Besides the Saturday lessons, the school organises activities for pupils and their families. New activities are announced in the WeChat group.

Picture-book session: 奇妙的树叶

Saturday 26 September 2026 · De Nieuwe Bibliotheek

Reading a Chinese picture book about autumn together, getting to know different leaves, and turning fallen leaves into an animal of your own. For children from 2–3 years old up to their teens; the whole family is welcome.

Poster for 奇妙的树叶: reading picture books, learning about leaves and leaf crafts, 26 September 2026 at De Nieuwe Bibliotheek

Mid-Autumn Festival: 花好月圆

Saturday 19 September 2026 · 10:30–12:30

For the Mid-Autumn Festival, pupils made snow-skin mooncakes (冰皮月饼) together with an invited pastry chef.

Poster for 欢庆中秋: making snow-skin mooncakes together, 19 September 10:30–12:30

Father's Day picture-book session: 童书荟 no. 33

Saturday 20 June 2026 · 15:00–16:00 · Central Library Almere (Stadhuisplein 101)

Reading a Chinese picture book about dads, then painting the best dad in the world on a blank paper fan. For children aged 3–8, at most 7 places.

Poster for 童书荟 no. 33: picture-book reading and fan painting for Father's Day, 20 June 15:00–16:00 at the Central Library Almere

Dragon Boat Festival open day

Saturday 13 June 2026 · 12:00–14:30 · J.G. Suurhoffstraat 45

The school’s open day around the Dragon Boat Festival (端午节): a trial lesson, crafts, and wrapping zongzi (sticky rice in bamboo leaves) together.

Poster for the open day on 13 June 12:00–14:30: trial lesson, crafts and making zongzi

Summer picture-book session: 童书荟

Saturday 30 May 2026 · 15:00–16:00 · Almere Stad library

Reading three Chinese picture books together (《金太阳银太阳》, 《四季喜欢转圈圈》 and 《朱瑞福的游泳课》), followed by the fruit game 水果蹲 and guessing summer words.

Poster for the summer 童书荟: three picture books, a fruit game and word guessing, 30 May 15:00–16:00 at the Almere Stad library

Chinese calligraphy workshop: 新春书法体验

Around Chinese New Year

Practising the basic strokes of Chinese writing with brush and ink, starting from the eight strokes of the character 永 (永字八法), among the red New Year decorations.

Children practising brush strokes, the eight strokes of 永 on the screen A child writing Chinese numerals with brush and ink in a practice sheet

New Year performance

Every Chinese New Year our pupils take the stage. Here they sing 《听我说谢谢你》 (“Hear me say thank you”).

Pupils on stage at the New Year performance
New Year performance by Almere博远中文学校

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