CNY at CPS
Canberra Primary School marked Chinese New Year with crafts, performances, and community activities that brought students, teachers, and parents together.
Chinese New Year Celebration at Canberra Primary School
Canberra Primary School celebrated Chinese New Year with a vibrant series of activities that provided students with meaningful and engaging learning experiences.
In the lead-up to the celebration, students participated in recess activities organised with the support of the Parent Support Group (PSG). Through hands-on activities such as lion origami, crafting oranges, and exploring the “Culture on Wheels”, students deepened their understanding of Chinese traditions in an interactive way.
Students Participated Actively During Recess
Students Participated Actively During Recess
On the celebration day, students took part in classroom activities such as designing lion dance
elements, tracing auspicious words, and creating festive crafts. These experiences allowed
students to actively apply their learning in authentic contexts.
The highlight of the day was the concert programme, which featured a PSG-led dragon dance, student performances, a fashion show, and interactive stage games. The event created meaningful interactions between students, teachers, and PSG, strengthening school-community partnerships.
Parent Support Group wishing Canberra Primary School a prosperous and joyful New Year
A whole-school activity, “Guess the Number of Fortune Cookies”, further added excitement and anticipation in the days leading up to the celebration.
Through these activities, students not only experienced the joy of the festive, but also developed a deeper appreciation of Chinese culture, values, and community spirit.