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BNU School delegation visited the Netherlands A delegation of experts of Cooperation in Basic Education/ principals of the affiliated schools of Beijing Normal University visited the Netherlands in the purpose of exchanging educational experiences and seeking for further cooperation opportunities. Education News | Sunday, 4 December 2011 | Hits: 350 | Comments Read more |
The Fourth Dutch Mandarin Speech Competition Successful The Fourth Dutch Mandarin Speech Competition, organized by Foundation of Chinese Education in the Netherlands and co-organized by IOC, was successfully held in the Public Library of Amsterdam on 25th of September. Education News | Friday, 7 October 2011 | Hits: 260 | Comments Read more |
An unusual graduation ceromony The end of June has always been the end of a school term. The Chinese weekend schools are no exceptions. Graduation ceremony has been held in each school during this period. Most of them are similar. However, this year, the graduation ceremony of the Hague Chinese School of General Association of Chinese in the Netherlands, because the old principal is going to retire this year.... Education News | Wednesday, 3 August 2011 | Hits: 507 | Comments Read more |
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December 04, 2011
BNU School delegation visited the Netherlands
A delegation of experts of Cooperation in Basic Education/ principals of the affiliated schools of Beijing Normal University visited the Netherlands in the…
October 07, 2011
The Fourth Dutch Mandarin Speech Competition Successful
The Fourth Dutch Mandarin Speech Competition, organized by Foundation of Chinese Education in the Netherlands and co-organized by IOC, was successfully held…
August 03, 2011
An unusual graduation ceromony
The end of June has always been the end of a school term. The Chinese weekend schools are no exceptions. Graduation ceremony has been held in each school…
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