Fizzics Takes Australian Science to China Follow FizzicsEd Articles: Comments 0 When the school bell rings at the end of the day in China, for most children this does not mean that it is home time. Many kids head off to lavish ‘training centres’ where they can learn dance, art, ceramics, language, music or sports. As part of its ongoing commitment to bring to science to audiences in any location, Fizzics Education arrived in Shenzhen in early March to add the Australian science curriculum to the options for after-school education in Guangdong province. Focussing on classic hands-on exploratory activities for children aged 3 to 12 years old, Fizzics Education staff will be delivering dual language workshops and shows each week throughout the coming year with a view to establishing permanent operations in the area. Science club now established in China! Children and parents have loved the program so far, jumping and cheering in response to experiments, demonstrations and hands-on activities. The science activity is wonderful. The imported courses are both advanced and creative. Our primary and middle schools are now paying more attention to science education. This science program encourage students to learn science principles through real experiments and learn English at the same time, it’s truly good for my child” (Mr. Zheng, YinYing No.2 Kindergarten, Shenzhen) Making massive bubbles in Longgang I feel so good with this science program that it uses such a direct way to explain science principles that I used to learn when I was in my school time. It’s truly good program. Also my son loves foreign teacher and always behaves well in class. He laughs a lot during the course. I like it very much!” (Xiaoniu’s mum, Shenzhen) Teaching about circuits in Shenzhen, December 2014 Shenzhen is only half an hour from Hong Kong and is a prosperous city full of young parents with big ambitions for their children. With a population of 15 million people, it is the fifth most densely populated city on Earth in a super-heated economy. The move into China brings a potential opportunity for Australian science communicators to gain an interesting and rewarding experience as the new Fizzics Education China gains momentum… at this stage there is no shortage of interested families! Additionally the establishment of science enrichment classes in China will serve to bridge cultural ties between the two countries from a grassroots level and educators from both nations will benefit from the experience. Making slime! Love Science? Subscribe! Join our newsletter Receive more lesson plans and fun science ideas. 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When the school bell rings at the end of the day in China, for most children this does not mean that it is home time. Many kids head off to lavish ‘training centres’ where they can learn dance, art, ceramics, language, music or sports. As part of its ongoing commitment to bring to science to audiences in any location, Fizzics Education arrived in Shenzhen in early March to add the Australian science curriculum to the options for after-school education in Guangdong province. Focussing on classic hands-on exploratory activities for children aged 3 to 12 years old, Fizzics Education staff will be delivering dual language workshops and shows each week throughout the coming year with a view to establishing permanent operations in the area. Science club now established in China! Children and parents have loved the program so far, jumping and cheering in response to experiments, demonstrations and hands-on activities. The science activity is wonderful. The imported courses are both advanced and creative. Our primary and middle schools are now paying more attention to science education. This science program encourage students to learn science principles through real experiments and learn English at the same time, it’s truly good for my child” (Mr. Zheng, YinYing No.2 Kindergarten, Shenzhen) Making massive bubbles in Longgang I feel so good with this science program that it uses such a direct way to explain science principles that I used to learn when I was in my school time. It’s truly good program. Also my son loves foreign teacher and always behaves well in class. He laughs a lot during the course. I like it very much!” (Xiaoniu’s mum, Shenzhen) Teaching about circuits in Shenzhen, December 2014 Shenzhen is only half an hour from Hong Kong and is a prosperous city full of young parents with big ambitions for their children. With a population of 15 million people, it is the fifth most densely populated city on Earth in a super-heated economy. The move into China brings a potential opportunity for Australian science communicators to gain an interesting and rewarding experience as the new Fizzics Education China gains momentum… at this stage there is no shortage of interested families! Additionally the establishment of science enrichment classes in China will serve to bridge cultural ties between the two countries from a grassroots level and educators from both nations will benefit from the experience. Making slime!
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