The Rainbow Chinese School has announced that they will be hosting the Chester Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Show, at the Queens Park High School in Handbridge, on Sunday 5th June.
At the show, there will be a variety of cultural performances including dancing, singing, Tai Chi, musical instrument performances, a live demonstration of Chinese arts and crafts, Chinese calligraphy and Chinese painting, as well as fun activities such as quiz and lucky draws.
The Lord Mayor of Chester or a representative, Honourable President Professor Phil Harrisand other VIPs will be attending.
All the money raised at the event will go to support the local charity -- Save the Family. There will be a donation bucket at the event.
More details are available here:
Rainbow Chinese School is an educational training organisation to provide Chinese language and culture learning experiences to children and adults in the United Kingdom and provide English language training to children in China.
Rainbow Chinese School was set up by the Principal Lucy Liang with support from two enthusiastic teachers Rui Pei and Judy Zhu in December 2020. All our teachers are native Chinese speakers living in the UK for many years with Bachelor’s Degrees or Master’s Degrees who have excellent intercultural communications skills.
Our vision is to introduce Chinese culture and language to more people and to embrace Diversity and Inclusion in the society，at the same time providing English language training to children in China and increase their knowledge of British culture. We hope our students can learn more knowledge, Chinese language and culture at our classes and be equipped well for future successes in life.
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