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The College Magazine Winter 2020

Term 1 of the 2019/2020 Year at Dulwich College Beijing: 15th Anniversary Specials, Digital Education with Young Children, Wellbeing, Worldwise Academy 2020

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Make it Real<br />

A Change Project: Diversity through Arts<br />

By Joseph Stewart<br />

This term the art, music and drama<br />

departments collaborated on providing learning<br />

experiences aiming to develop our Key Stage 3<br />

students’ understanding of Racial History and<br />

Critical Understanding. This meaningful project<br />

will continue until December, but here’s a glimpse<br />

of their progress.<br />

Year 7 have been exploring cultural identity<br />

through story telling. <strong>The</strong>y have created visual<br />

biographies of themselves, their grand-parents<br />

and teenagers from other countries to explore<br />

similarities and differences. This project will<br />

culminate in students becoming “cookie activists”<br />

and making edible portraits inspired by artist<br />

Jasmine Cho. Jasmine makes cookie portraits<br />

of unsung Asian-American heroes and will be<br />

doing an online presentation to Year 7s.<br />

As part of their focus on the theme of freedom,<br />

Year 8 are studying the works of Afro-American<br />

quilters. <strong>The</strong>se intricate textile designs were made<br />

from fabric scraps and embedded important visual<br />

messages.<br />

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Beijing.dulwich.org

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