Annual Events
At SIFC, we firmly believe that education is a heartfelt process of "igniting" the inner light and "awakening" the soul. Academically, we hold students to high standards because mastering solid knowledge and skills is key to gaining the freedom of choice. In their learning lives, we spare no effort in providing teaching programs, club courses, and competitive activities across various fields.
Through themed cultural months, festival celebrations, Week without Walls Week, and nearly 50 clubs, we create a vibrant learning community for our students. These diverse activities not only broaden their horizons and experiences but also help them enhance their backgrounds in multiple areas.
Here, every student can discover their talents and passions, embarking on a personalized path of growth to become rich and multidimensional individuals.
Let’s take a look at some of the exciting events that happen throughout the year at SIFC!
Mid-to-late August
Ice-Breaking Activities at the Start of School
(Team-Building Activities, Talent Show)
At the start of the new semester, SIFC designs a variety of ice-breaking activities for both new and returning students. Through outdoor team-building exercises, barriers between students are broken down, and trust is built through teamwork. The talent show provides a stage for students to showcase their unique talents, from impromptu theater performances to instrumental music, giving every student a chance to shine. Teachers design creative games that incorporate leadership development and cross-grade interaction into an atmosphere of fun, injecting vitality into the start of the academic year.
September
Chinese Culture & Social Sciences Month
(Chinese Culture Day, Series of Social Science Activities)
September is dedicated to promoting Chinese culture. Through "Chinese Culture Day," students explore the charm of traditional culture, such as intangible cultural heritage, calligraphy, paper-cutting, and more. At the same time, a series of social science activities focus on history, geography, current affairs, and business, featuring expert lectures or debate competitions. These activities aim to strengthen students' cultural identity, foster cultural confidence, and cultivate civic responsibility.
October
International Culture Month
(English Workshops, Mexican Day of the Dead Celebration, Overseas Culture Forum, English Teaching Outreach)
October is a feast of international culture, with SIFC committed to creating a diversified campus atmosphere. English workshops help students improve their language expression skills, while the celebration of the Mexican Day of the Dead allows students to experience exotic traditions. Additionally, the Overseas Culture Forum invites guests from different countries to share their cultural stories, broadening students' global perspectives. The English teaching outreach program enables students to put their knowledge into practice and give back to society through meaningful action.
Late October
Halloween Party, International Day
The Halloween party is a lively and creative celebration where students dress up in elaborate costumes, participate in fun games, and enjoy themed parties. This day allows teachers and students alike to temporarily set aside formalities for authentic, free interactions. Following closely is International Day, where food stalls representing various countries, folk performances, and cultural exchange activities fill the campus with a strong international vibe. These activities not only inspire creativity but also encourage respect and appreciation for cultural diversity. At SIFC, every culture feels close and accessible.
Early November
Week Without Walls
(Social Practice Week)
Education should not be confined to the classroom. SIFC's "Week Without Walls" breaks the boundaries of space and subjects, taking the classroom out of school and into bustling streets, historical sites, nature, and even around the world. During this "wall-less" week, students immerse themselves in the vast world, exploring and experiencing economics, nature, religion, painting, music, dance, and folk art under the guidance of domestic and international teachers, building connections with the broader world.
November-December
Music Month
(Music Challenge Competition, Candlelight Concert)
Music Month is one of the most artistically rich times at SIFC. The Music Challenge Competition provides a competitive platform for music-loving students to showcase solos, ensembles, or original works. The Candlelight Concert creates a warm and romantic atmosphere, where teachers and students come together to enjoy melodious tunes, feeling the warmth and emotion brought by music during the deep autumn and early winter. These activities not only enhance students' musical literacy but also deepen their understanding and love for art.
November-December
Art Month
(Art Exhibitions)
Art Month showcases the talents of SIFC students in the visual arts. The Art Exhibition gathers works in various forms, including paintings, sculptures, photography, and digital art, each piece reflecting the creators' dedication and inspiration. Visitors can feel the collision of different artistic styles and ideas, as well as understand the stories behind the creations. This activity serves as both a test of the results of art education and an incentive for more students to engage in artistic creation.
Late December
Christmas Performance, New Year's Concert
Christmas and the Chinese New Year are seasons full of joy and blessings. At SIFC, these festivals are more than just holidays; they are like family gatherings where teachers and students celebrate together in a joyful "carnival." Through a rich variety of activities and meticulous organization, a grand festive celebration unfolds. On this special day, teachers and students create many unforgettable moments together. This celebration filled with love and happiness not only strengthens emotional bonds among teachers and students but also leaves precious memories for every student's growth journey.
Late February
Sports Month
(Sports Meet, Various Athletic Competitions)
Sports Month aims to promote students' physical health and team spirit. The annual sports meet features track and field events and fun games that ignite the entire campus with excitement. Additionally, there are specialized competitions in basketball, soccer, volleyball, and more, allowing students to sweat it out and display their youthful vigor. Through these activities, students not only exercise their bodies but also learn the importance of fair competition and teamwork.
March
STEM Month
(STEM Fair, STEM Knowledge Competition)
March is a month for science enthusiasts, with SIFC's STEM Fair attracting numerous students. From robot design to programming challenges, physics experiments to mathematical modeling, innovative projects abound. The STEM knowledge competition tests students' comprehensive thinking abilities and ignites their interest in science. These activities not only cultivate students' innovation capabilities but also lay a solid foundation for their future career development.
March-April
College Counseling Activities
(University Admissions Officers Visit, University Application Experience Sharing Workshop, Mock Interviews)
University admissions officers visit the campus to explain admission policies and answer student questions. The university application experience sharing workshop invites successful alumni from previous years to share insights, while mock interviews help students familiarize themselves with the interview process and improve their testing skills. These activities provide comprehensive support and guidance for students' college application journeys.
Mid-April
Spring Social Practice
Spring is a season of action, and SIFC organizes students to conduct spring social practice activities, engaging deeply in nature or communities for research and practical work. Examples include ecological investigations or volunteer services, helping students learn about environmental protection and the importance of social responsibility through practice. Such experiences not only enrich students' extracurricular lives but also enhance their sense of social responsibility and practical abilities.
Mid-to-late April
Club Exhibition Month
(Club Exhibition Day, Annual Music Theater)
Club Showcase Month is the highlight of SIFC's nearly 50 clubs. On Club Exhibition Day, each club prepares unique performances or exhibitions to showcase their achievements to the entire school. The Annual Music Theater combines music and drama perfectly, delivering a breathtaking artistic experience. This activity fully demonstrates the diverse talents and boundless creativity of SIFC students.
May-June
Music Concert, Art Exhibition
May and June are the prelude to graduation season. Student bands, singers, and dancers gather on stage, leaving behind cherished memories through song and dance. Meanwhile, the art exhibition continues to display outstanding works, adding a bright touch to the campus. These activities are both a reflection of the past and a look toward the future.
Mid-June
PBL Project Exhibition
Project-Based Learning (PBL) is an important part of SIFC's teaching. Students complete real-world research projects through teamwork. The PBL Project Exhibition centrally displays the results of each group. Judges evaluate each project, encouraging students to further refine their ideas. This activity not only tests students' learning outcomes but also cultivates their critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
Early June
Graduation Ceremony
The graduation ceremony is the most solemn and touching moment of the year at SIFC. The final days of high school weave into a warm picture, recording the growth journey of the graduates. Dressed in formal attire, the graduates receive blessings from their teachers and mentors, embarking on a new chapter in their lives. This is both an ending and a brand-new beginning, symbolizing the journey of SIFC students toward a broader future.
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