New Semester Begins in Shandan County, Gansu Province, China
The new semester kicked off on August 24th in Shandan County, Gansu Province, China, with over 20,000 students and teachers embarking on a new journey. The morning sun bathed the campuses of Shandan, with students and teachers alike filled with excitement and anticipation. From kindergarten to high school, the atmosphere was electric, with students eager to learn and grow.
Key Takeaways:
- The new semester began on August 24th, with all 37 primary and secondary schools and kindergartens in Shandan County welcoming students back to school.
- Over 20,000 teachers and students were present, with a total of 59 classes and 2,758 students attending Shandan County No. 1 Middle School.
- Kindergartens focused on science and technology education, with interactive activities and demonstrations allowing children to explore technology through play.
- High schools emphasized safety education, with classes teaching students about traffic safety, school food safety, and other important life skills.
- Middle schools invested in smart classrooms, with technology like all-in-one blackboards, professional broadcasting systems, and smart teaching systems enabling efficient and engaging learning.
- The county's education and livelihood project focused on improving educational facilities, with a new campus covering over 260 acres and state-of-the-art facilities.
- Teachers and students alike are committed to achieving great results in the 2026 college entrance examination and striving for high-quality education.
Statistics:
- 37 primary and secondary schools and kindergartens in Shandan County
- Over 20,000 teachers and students
- 59 classes and 2,758 students at Shandan County No. 1 Middle School
- New campus covering over 260 acres at Shandan County No. 1 Middle School
- 90-inch large-screen smart blackboards, professional broadcasting systems, and other modern facilities in the new campus
Sources:
- https://www.shandan.gov.cn/xydt/bmdt/202508/t20250825_1442824.html (translated version)