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The Chinese Consulate in Christchurch hosted the sixth roadshow on China-New Zealand educational cooperation, alongside the unveiling of “Digital Chinese Language Model Classroom”
2026-09-03 22:00

The event took place on September 3 at Burnside High School, with Consul General He Ying, Rosemary Gillies (Senior ESOL Verifier from the Ministry of Education), Andy Walker (Business Development Manager from Education New Zealand), Steffi Porter (Partnership Manager from Christchurch Educated), representatives from Study King, and Principal Mr Scott Haines of Burnside High School, along with over 20 local school representatives, in attendance.

Consul General Madam He and Principal Mr Haines jointly unveiled the new digital classroom. Madam He reaffirmed the Consulate's commitment to deepening institutional ties and sustaining the vitality of bilateral friendship through continued educational collaboration.

Education Consul Shen Jian, Principal Haines, and Hu Qun, Product Manager from Study King, shared insights on cooperative education projects of Chinese Consulate, Chinese language and cultural promotional activities of Burnside School, and introduction about“Digital Chinese Language Model Classroom”.

The gathering concluded with in-depth discussions on future cooperation in the education sector.

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