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AusSino Nexus Chinese Language and Cultural School

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Address: St Marks Dr, Hillarys WA 6025 6025 Perth, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.aussinonexus.wa.edu.au

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25.01.2022 Expression of Interest: AusSino Nexus Chinese Language and Cultural School is planning to run Chinese Immersion Maths Classes for children between the age of 3-6 next term. Our programs will follow the Australian syllabus for mathematics. Students will be taught basic maths knowledge such as numbers, shapes, patterns, measurement, statistics and probability, algebra and problem solving, etc. predominantly in Mandarin Chinese. The goals of the programs are for students to acq...uire proficiency in listening and speaking Mandarin, some proficiency in reading and writing Mandarin as well as an understanding of and appreciation for Chinese culture. Students will also be learning maths in preparation for school. A minimum of 5 students per class will be required. Classes will start on 23 July 2016. The proposed time table is as follows: Sunshine Class (4-6 years): Saturday mornings 9:00-9:50 Rainbow Class (3-4 Years): Saturday mornings 10:10-11:00 For expression of interest or enrolment, please call 0409530434 or email [email protected]

24.01.2022 Today we welcomed our first day students at AusSino Nexus Chinese and Language School. The beginners students all came to school in high spirits and had lots of fun celebrating the Chinese New Year. At first they learned about how to introduce themselves by using the phrases n ho (How are you?) and w shì( I am). Then hè lo sh (Mrs Jones) talked about the traditions and customs of the Chinese New Year - chn jié (Spring Festival). Our students really enjoye...d decorating their own hóng bo (red packets) while listening to the exciting and very popular Chinese New Years song called gng x gng x (Good Wishes). They are hoping if they say the phases xn nián kuài lè (Happy New Year) and gng x f cái tomorrow (the Chinese New Years Eve) to their parents, they will receive some money in their red packet they made today for good luck. During the lesson break one of the parents, Ping, introduced our students to Chinese fan dancing. All our students had a go, even the boys! In the second lesson our students watched a video about nián(Year). He was a big scary monster who was apparently scared of loud noises and the colour red - the reason why Chinese people set off fire crackers and wear red during the Chinese New Year. The last exiting classroom activity of the day was to make firecrackers with paper tubes a good way to recycle in the festive spirit! Our students were shown that the colours red and gold were normally used in the Chinese New Year to symbolize good luck and prosperity. At the end of the lessons, all the students were thrilled to receive a surprise present from our school a cute little xióng mo (panda). It is hoped that this cute little friend will keep them in high spirits during their fun journey of Chinese studies. Our adult students also enjoyed their first day of Chinese learning with some lessons on pinyin, greetings and self-introduction while sipping on aromatic Chinese tea. Thumbs up to all the AusSino students on your first day! Wish you and your family a very happy Spring Festival ! We are looking forward to seeing you at the same time next week!

24.01.2022 First day at school. Our young beginners made 3D Chinese character meaning spring in Chinese pendants to celebrate the Spring Festival. What a lot of fun!

22.01.2022 Good news! - Our website is up and running! All of our information, enrollment forms and contact details will be on the site! A chinese version will be ready soon!p Please visit www.aussinonexus.wa.edu.au www.aussinonexus.wa.edu.au

21.01.2022 Yay! Our informational brochures are finally ready! These brochures contain lots of information that you will need to start your Chinese language adventure. You will find copies around Westfield Whitford City (shopping centre) or you can request a version of the brochure to read at [email protected] . Don't forget that all of our information is on our website: www.aussinonexus.wa.edu.au .

19.01.2022 What's WA going to do, encouraging Chinese language education for a start?

16.01.2022 Expression of Interest for Chinese Immersion Classes: AusSino Nexus Chinese Language and Cultural School is planning to run Chinese Immersion Maths Classes for children between the age of 3-6 next term. Our programs will follow the Australian syllabus for mathematics. Students will be taught basic maths knowledge such as numbers, shapes, patterns, measurement, statistics and probability, algebra and problem solving, etc. predominantly in Mandarin Chinese. The goals of the pro...grams are for students to acquire proficiency in listening and speaking Mandarin, some proficiency in reading and writing Mandarin as well as an understanding of and appreciation for Chinese culture. Students will also be learning maths in preparation for school. A minimum of 5 students per class will be required. Classes will start on 23 July 2016. The proposed time table is as follows: Sunshine Class (4-6 years): Saturday mornings 9:00-9:50 Rainbow Class (3-4 Years): Saturday mornings 10:10-11:00 For expression of interest or enrolment, please call 0409530434 or email [email protected]

15.01.2022 I am sure one day all our students at AusSino Nexus Chinese Language and Cultural School will speak Chinese as well as these American students. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QYK3Orfehg#

13.01.2022 A vivid demonstration and explanation of the origin of Chinese characters. https://youtu.be/qbIUZ8jPujQ

05.01.2022 Today is 23 Dec 2015 according to the Chinese Lunar Year. It is called the minor Spring Festival ( xio nián) in Chinese because the last month of this lunar year only has 29 days. In Northern China, today is the start of the whole celebration of the Spring Festival ( chn jié) when people make their special purchases to welcome the New Year while the celebration will start tomorrow in Southern China. There are two main practices that people still follow today: ( s...o nián ) and (jì zào). (so nián ) is basically spring cleaning the whole house including wiping, sweeping, window cleaning and dish polishing, etc. to get rid of the old and evil and welcome the new and good. (jì zào) means offering a sweet sacrifice (such as oval or tube shaped maltose candies) to worship the Kitchen God ( zào wáng yé) and Kitchen Goddess ( zào wáng ni nai). It is said that today the Kitchen God will report to the Jade Emperor on all the good and evil things a family has done during the year so that the Jade Emperor can decide on whether to issue a punishment or a reward. People normally melt the candy and smear it on the Kitchen Gods lips so he will say sweet things to the Jade Emperor. Other practices include writing couplets or poems ( xi chn lián), cutting intricate and detailed paper cut-outs (jin chung hu) and personal grooming ( x yù l fà), etc. So why not get into the spirit and celebrate the Spring Festival and start cleaning up! Please be reminded that our school will start on Saturday 6 Feb 2016. For more details please visit our website www.aussinonexus.wa.edu.au. Happy Minor Spring Festival xio nián kuài lè!!!

05.01.2022 Only after three lessons, students are able to say the basic greetings, count and recognise number characters from 1 to 5 and even write some complicated characters in Chinese. You are all so amazing! Very proud of all your efforts!

05.01.2022 One of the must learn ancient Chinese poems.

04.01.2022 Chinese New Year's Day is the first day of the Chinese lunar calendar. It is China's traditional solar calendar. The first Chinese "month" is called 'start of Spring' ki chnand the Chinese New Years Day is called Spring Festival (chn jié). During this time, Chinese traditionally celebrate the start of a new year of farm work and wish for a good harvest. It has now evolved into wishing for good profits and success in business and has become a very important time fo...r family bonding and reunion. The Chinese New Year of 2016 is the year of the monkey. It begins on 8 Feb and ends on 22 Jan. The celebration lasts for 15 Days. Useful Chinese Greetings: 1. (xn nián ho) 'Happy New Year ' In Mandarin: /sshin-nyen haow/ 2. (xn nián kuài lè) Happy New Year In Mandarin: /sshin-nyen kwai-ler/ 3. (gng x f cái) 'Wish you happiness and prosperity' In Mandarin: /gong-sshee faa-tseye/ 3. (bù bù go shng) A steady rise to high places Step up and up In Mandarin: /boo-boo gaow-shnng / Please be reminded that our school will start at 9:00am on Saturday 6 Feb 2016 for all beginners. Advanced Class will start on Sunday 7 Feb 2016. On the first day of school, our students will celebrate the Spring Festival while experiencing the festive spirit and learn about the culture. Any enrolled students who come on the first day will receive a surprise gift!!! Please also ensure that your children bring the following items to school on the first day. 1. Pencil case 2. 2-3 sharpened pencils 3. Eraser 4. Pencil sharpener 5. Ruler 6. Glue stick 7. Clear sticky tape 8. Some textas, crayons or coloured pencils 9. A pair of child-proof scissors 10. A few toilet roll tubes 11. Water bottle 12. Recess (please note no food and sweet drinks are allowed inside classrooms - only bottled water allowed) Hope everyone enjoys the rest of the school holidays. (xn nián kuài lè) and (gng x f cái) For more information for our school, please visit our website: www.aussinonexus.wa.edu.au

02.01.2022 Learning Mandarin is more important than ever. Engaging with China is becoming extremely important for Australians to benefit from a healthy Sino-Australian relationship. Mandarin Chinese has emerged as the new must-have language. Fluency in Mandarin gives children an advantage in their development and competitiveness in the job market for the future. At AusSino Nexus Chinese Language and Cultural School, inquiry-based learning is the key focus, with emphasis placed on real-l...ife usage and interaction skills. Catering for students from Kindergarten to Year 12, with tailored adult lessons also available, AusSino Nexus Chinese Language and Cultural School will guarantee fun, flexible, dynamic and culturally-enriching learning experiences that allow students to boost their brain power, increase self-confidence and develop cultural awareness. It is also a fantastic way to meet new people and make great friends. Conveniently located at St Marks Anglican Community School in Hillarys, AusSino Nexus Chinese Language and Cultural school is easily accessible to everyone in the Northern Suburbs of Perth. Enrol before 31st December to recieve UP TO $80 OFF! Start your Chinese adventure and enrol now! Enrolment forms and further information can be obtained at www.aussinonexus.wa.edu.au or contact [email protected]

02.01.2022 This is one of many reasons why you should learn Mandarin :) View it on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLcD8AZxX0U b