Bristol school set to welcome Chinese guests
A CONTINGENT of Chinese pupils is set visit Clifton High Junior School.
Forty one pupils aged nine to 11 from DongFengDongLu Primary School in Guangzhou will join the Clifton pupils for lessons, concerts and a tour of Bristol next Friday.
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The visit will culminate with a voyage on The Matthew on the Floating Harbour.
The day will include a special school assembly attended by representatives from the Bristol China Partnership and Bristol's Lord Mayor.
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The visiting childen will go to the Suspension Bridge and the Mansion House in Clifton for a cream tea.
A formal link has been established between the two schools, strengthening the twinning arrangement between Bristol and Guangzhou, China's third largest city.
Bristol and Guangzhou, located in southern China on the Pearl River, have been twinned for more than ten years and have developed firm business links, but this is the first time schools in the two cities have set up a formal link.
A delegation from Guangzhou, including the principal of DongFengDongLu Primary School and the deputy mayor of Yuexiu District, visited Clifton High Junior School for the first time in October 2011 and signed a sister school agreement.
Pupils communicate with their Chinese counterparts via email, on-line videos and letters. They are also involved in joint projects.
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