Summer Highlights
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2025年暑假学生活动集锦
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2025年暑假，国际部高中段为学生们精心筹备了一系列丰富多彩的活动，涵盖户外探险、文化探索、志愿服务、社会实践以及公益交流等多个领域，让同学们在实践与体验中收获成长与进步。
“Go China”福建三明探索之旅：对话自然，感悟文化
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6月20日，“Go China”项目的学生们开启福建三明五日探索之旅。在建宁修竹荷苑，学生们穿梭于万亩荷田，体验莲子饼制作，在八卦莲池旁领悟“人与自然和谐共生”理念。在闽江源国家级自然保护区，他们近距离观察珍稀动植物，聆听导游讲解生态系统运行规律。大金湖之行，学生们考察水上丹霞地貌，与泰宁丹霞实验学校师生交流，了解丹霞地貌形成过程和保护意义。上清溪中，学生们乘坐竹筏感受自然宁静美好，随后在寨下大峡谷体验峡谷地貌演变。旅程最后一站沙县俞邦村，学生们了解沙县小吃发展历程，亲自动手制作并品尝小吃，感受着地方饮食文化在传承中不断创新发展的独特魅力的同时，也为这次充满意义的探索之旅画上了圆满的句号。
爱丁堡公爵奖探险之旅：磨砺意志，收获成长
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7月2日，国际部高中段的11名同学踏上了爱丁堡公爵奖银奖的探险之旅。此次探险从精心筹备开始，同学们分组明确目标与任务，在徒步前充分讨论物资准备、路线规划和休息站设置等细节。正式行程中，练习阶段的前两天酷热难耐，道路漫长，但小组的积极话语让大家坚持下来，每到达一个航点都振奋精神。完成练习后，正式探险从徽杭古道开启。同学们从平坦道路转向崎岖山间小道，途中采访当地村民，为旅程增添别样色彩。最后一天，他们穿过传统村落，感受乡村和谐景象，惊叹于真实的农田，最终在现代化村庄完成探险。此次探险让学生们深刻体会到坚持的价值，这次旅程不仅是一项任务，更是一份新视角的礼物，让学生们在自我发现中理解世界与自己。
学生志愿者社区授课：传递知识，收获快乐
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8月，国际部高中段的学生志愿者走进上师大居委会，为社区小学生授课。有的同学带来生态课《动物与生态链》，通过经典案例引导学生分组绘制“生态多米诺骨牌”箭头图，并针对“麻雀消失了”课题分组演绎，在孩子们心中种下环保种子，也让“小老师”感受到科普教育的价值。也有的同学带来趣味科学课《奇妙的水循环》，通过互动实验让学生见证水循环过程，在快问快答中理解原理，明白节约用水的重要性。
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青少年模拟政协活动：聚焦问题，建言献策
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8月17日至22日，国际部高中段同学和本部同学一起参与了由华泾镇举办的青少年模拟政协活动。经过多轮线上线下学习，学生小组具备了问、寻、写和言能力后开始提案准备。小组决定提出改善社区“物业+养老”服务提案，通过实地采访社区内的老人与物业人员以及线上数据采集提炼问题并提出现实改善建议，最终提案顺利递交，展演也取得了圆满成功和大家的一致好评。
青少年远见者新星奖全国峰会暨颁奖典礼：
公益赋能，共筑未来
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8月24日，“青少年远见者新星奖”全国峰会暨颁奖典礼在西区礼堂举行。这是学校自2013年承办第一届后，再次承办第12届活动，体现学校对慈善活动的长期关注和支持，并通过各类活动为同学们搭建了一个从理念到行动的公益赋能平台。
高中段上源社、华辩社、可持续循环经济社、理工狗社团、Cyano、MFP、ISTORIA等多个社团参与公益集市，通过互动展位传递公益理念。国际部高中段校长马峰老师致辞，他简单介绍了国际部高中段学生几十年如一日，积极参加弘梅农民工子弟学校，星雨和三叶草自闭症儿童康复院的志愿者活动，以及很多学生社团积极参加公益和慈善活动的情况，在远见者公益创投路演中，Cyano社团代表分享校园塑料瓶回收计划和海洋保护知识视频号创建情况，得到专家的指导和支持。国际部L2D英文戏剧社团、弦乐团和歌剧社团同学们也带来了精彩的表演，为颁奖活动增加了艺术的气氛。嘉宾们不仅被国际部学生积极参与的慈善和公益活动所感动，更加被他们精彩的表演所震撼。
国际部高中段2025年暑假的系列活动，为学生们提供了广阔的成长平台，让他们在实践中锻炼能力、提升素养，在探索与奉献中书写精彩假期篇章。相信他们在接下来的学习和活动中定能以更加饱满的热情和昂扬的斗志迎接新的挑战，不断突破自我，续写属于自己的青春华章。
Summer Highlights:
Diverse Experiences in Action
During the 2025 summer vacation, SHSID High School curated an expansive lineup of activities—outdoor expeditions, cultural discovery, volunteer service, social practice and charitable exchanges—that allowed students to learn by doing and to grow through experience.
“Go China” Fujian Sanming: Dialogue with Nature, Reflection on Culture
On 20 June, students in the “Go China” program launched a five-day exploration of Sanming, Fujian. In Jianning’s Xiuzhu Lotus Garden they wandered through thousands of mu of lotus fields, experienced making lotus seed cakes, and reflected on the concept of "harmonious coexistence between humans and nature" by the Eight-Trigram Lotus Pond. In the Minjiang River Source National Nature Reserve, they observed rare flora and fauna up close and learned about ecosystem dynamics from tour guides. During the visit to Dajin Lake, they studied the water-based danxia landforms, exchanged ideas with teachers and students from Taining Danxia Experimental School, and deepened their understanding of the formation and conservation significance of danxia landscapes. Along the Shangqing Stream, they enjoyed a peaceful bamboo raft ride, followed by an exploration of canyon evolution at Zhaixia Grand Canyon. The final stop was Yubang Village in Shaxian, where students learned about the development of Shaxian snacks, cooked and tasted the delicacies themselves, and sensed how local culinary culture keeps evolving while honoring its roots.
The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Adventure Journey: Forging Willpower, Harvesting Growth
On 2 July, eleven high school students embarked on an expedition for the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Silver Award. After intensive preparation—group goal-setting, route planning, gear lists and rest-stop logistics—the practice journey began under sweltering heat and over long distances. Encouraging words within each team kept spirits high at every waypoint. The qualifying journey then started along the Hui-Hang Ancient Trail. Students shifted from broad paths to rugged mountain tracks, interviewing villagers along the way to add a unique dimension to their journey. On the final day they passed through traditional villages, marveled at the harmony of rural life and finished their journey in a modern village. The trek taught them the value of persistence; more than a task, it was “a gift of new perspectives” that deepened their understanding of both the world and themselves.
Student Volunteers Teach in the Community: Sharing Knowledge, Spreading Joy
In August, student volunteers from SHSID high school visited the Shanghai Normal University Residential Committee to teach primary school students in the community. One group delivered an ecology class titled "Animals and the Ecological Chain," guiding the children to work in groups and draw arrow diagrams of the "ecological domino effect" through classic case studies. Another group engaged in group role-playing activities based on the topic "If Sparrows Disappeared," planting the seeds of environmental awareness in the children’s minds.
Youth Mock CPPCC Activity: Spotlighting Problems, Offering Solutions
From 17 to 22 August, high school students from SHSID, along with their peers from SHS, participated in the Youth Mock Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) event organized by Huajing Town. After multiple rounds of online and offline learning sessions, the student teams developed the skills to inquire, investigate, write, and articulate their ideas, after which they began preparing their proposals. The group decided to propose improvements to the community's "property management paired with elderly care" services. Through on-site interviews with elderly residents and property management staff, as well as online data collection, they identified key issues and put forward practical suggestions for improvement. The proposal was successfully submitted, and the presentation achieved complete success, receiving widespread acclaim from all participants.
Infinite Visionaries National Summit and Awards Ceremony: Empowering Philanthropy, Building the Future
On 24 August 2025, the Infinite Visionaries National Summit and Awards Ceremony was held at SHSID. SHSID first hosted the event in 2013 and welcomed it back in 2025 for its 12th edition—testament to the school’s long-standing commitment to philanthropy and its mission of turning ideals into action through a platform that empowers students to engage in public service.
High School clubs such as Urban Aid Alliance, Chinese Debate Club, Circular Economy Club, STEMDoge, Cyano, MFP, and ISTORIA ran interactive booths at the charity bazaar to share their ideas. Principal Mr. Ma Feng noted that, for decades, students have volunteered weekly at Hongmei Primary School, Shanghai Silent Angel Kindergarten and Clover Children Healthy Garden, while numerous clubs sustain year-round charitable projects. During the Infinite Visionaries Social Venture Pitch, Cyano representative presented their campus PET-bottle recycling plan and their new ocean-protection video channel, receiving expert feedback and support. L2D Drama Club, the string ensemble and the opera club provided stirring performances that added artistic brilliance to the event. Guests were moved not only by the students’ dedication to service but also by the caliber of their artistry.
SHSID High School’s 2025 summer activities offered a vast arena for growth, allowing students to sharpen skills, elevate character and write a brilliant holiday chapter through exploration and service. Armed with renewed passion and determination, they are ready to embrace new challenges, surpass themselves and continue composing their own youthful epics.
Written by 10(12) Vicky, 10(10) XinWei, 10(9) Eva, 11(3) Amanda
Pictures by Ms. Zhang Yueyue, Ms. Xie Junyu, Ms. Xu Yuechao
Supervised by Ms. Xu Yuechao
Edited by Ms. Kong Yuting
Reviewed by Ms. Gu Ying, Ms. Shen Chenli
