Educational Trip To Shanghai For International Schools

Acrobatic art is a traditional Chinese performing art rooted in Chinese culture and dating back to 475-221BC. The ancient acrobatics reflected the lives of the Chinese people and today, all provinces of China have their own acrobatic troupes. Acts such as group gymnastics, meteor juggling and tight rope feats make for a spectacular show for the students.

Kung Fu is an ancient shaolin martial art and one of China’s greatest cultural exports. Students really enjoy this activity because it blends an exciting new skill with a history of the famous practice. All the instructors are highly trained and tailor the lesson to all ages and abilities, ensuring everyone can get the most out of the class.

The Legend of Kung Fu tells the story of how the famous martial art originated, with a young monk on the path to enlightenment and the trials he encounters on the way. Fusing modern dance with traditional Chinese arts, it has an important message told through spectacular performances of Kung Fu and acrobatics, making it easy to follow the plot.

This show is a fantastic way for your students to learn about the history of the Tang Dynasty, a prosperous yet peaceful culture for the ancient city of Xi’an – formally Chang’an. The dance troupe perform traditional Chang’an dances and music that are over 1,000 years old.

The magical world of Disney is waiting for you in Shanghai. With a multitude of activities as well as great shopping, students are in for a treat! From the Lion King, Toy Story, Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan to the Marvel Universe, discover themed attractions, fantastic rides and finish the day with the enchanting parade. Beloved characters and memories await.

Shanghai is a city which is constantly innovating. From coffee-delivering drones to humanoid robots which give guided tours at the city’s museums, see how robotics, AI and smart technology are integrated into everyday life here. Your local guide will show your students how to use the metro, pay for souvenirs, order lunch, find city information and translate using only their phones as you move around the city.

Featuring exhibits such as Space Navigation, World of Robots and Information Era, this recently renovated museum is one of the world’s largest science centres and integrates cutting-edge technology into its exhibits.

This is the largest Coca-Cola bottling plant in Asia, giving visitors a chance to see the high-speed production lines and learn about the history of the brand in China. Perfect for anyone interested in hi-tech production and manufacturing for one of the world’s most recognisable brands.

This working research facility with an on-site computer science museum is home to some of the world’s most groundbreaking and powerful computers. Its supercomputers power national projects in China, including weather forecasting and aerospace design. See the supercomputers in action and follow the evolution of computing at the museum.

Bao Steel Factory is a large iron and steel conglomerate and is the second largest steel producer in the world with an annual production is approximately 20 million tons.  The Factory employs around 109,000 employees, has annual revenue of around $21.5 billion and produces a mix of high-quality products.

Shanghai Volkswagen Factory was founded in 1985, the first joint-venture company in China. Visit the assembly line workshop where different parts of the car are put together. Volkswagen also plans to start production of electric cars at its two Chinese joint ventures, Shanghai Volkswagen and FAW Volkswagen, increasing production to 100,000 vehicles by 2018.