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Thursday, 30 May 2013 | Term 2, Week 5<br />
Advertisements<br />
THE ASIAN CENTURY!<br />
We have been offered a wonderful opportunity by Dulwich College<br />
International for two boys to experience life in two vibrant Chinese cities.<br />
1. A Language exchange for a Year 10 student of Mandarin<br />
who intends to take the subject at HSC. He will spend four<br />
weeks (December-January) at Dulwich College-Zhuhai<br />
where he will board, but spend their 10 day Winter holiday<br />
living with a family. Dulwich Zhuhai is a high performing<br />
campus where subjects are taught in English, to Chinese<br />
students, a number of whom have already received<br />
University offers from UK and Australian Universities. The<br />
school is very strong in Art and Music, and plays Soccer<br />
and Basketball.<br />
See www.dulwich-zhuhai.cn/en<br />
Copies of their bi-lingual newsletter ’The Pearl’ are<br />
available from Reception, for any interested families.<br />
2. A Cultural exchange is available for a Year 10 student<br />
who would like to experience life in Shanghai (the city’s<br />
population is the same as Australia’s!). The exchange is with<br />
Dulwich College, Shanghai, a truly International <strong>School</strong><br />
and would take place in September. It would include their<br />
China Week, where the school visits a number of sites in<br />
China including Beijing and the Great wall.<br />
The curriculum is taught in English, and the school<br />
has a large number of different nationalities, including<br />
Australians.<br />
This would be a homestay exchange, and the student who<br />
goes to Shanghai would be expected to host the Dulwich<br />
boy when he comes to us for the mid-August to mid-<br />
September period.<br />
See www.dulwich-shanghai.cn.<br />
The costs for the above are airfares and pocket money.<br />
Students who are interested should lodge a written application<br />
with Mr Davies, Dean of Co-Curricular, by May 31st 2013.<br />
Would you like to host a Japanese student?<br />
Wanted:<br />
Who:<br />
When:<br />
Host families<br />
Nanzan <strong>School</strong>, Japan<br />
Wed 24th July until Fri 9th<br />
August (Term 3 Wk 2-4)<br />
We need generous <strong>Cranbrook</strong> families to host<br />
NANZAN boys for 16 nights. You will receive<br />
$35 per night in return for accommodation<br />
and meals. SELC- the English language school<br />
which organises the program will also be<br />
offering a scholarship to one participating<br />
<strong>Cranbrook</strong> boy to Nanzan <strong>School</strong> January<br />
2014.<br />
It would be greatly appreciated if you can help<br />
us. If you have any queries or would like to<br />
obtain an application form please contact<br />
Ms Shore or Ms Jin in the Languages<br />
Department on 9327 9524.<br />
MUSIC DISCONTINUATION LETTERS<br />
Students wishing to discontinue music lessons must<br />
submit a parent/guardian’s letter requesting this to<br />
the Music Department no later than<br />
Tuesday, 11 June 2013.<br />
Please address letters to The Director of Music or the<br />
Music Secretary. If notification is not received by this<br />
time, it will be assumed lessons are to continue and<br />
fees will be charged for Term 3 2013.<br />
Email: pburke@cranbrook.nsw.edu.au<br />
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