Programme

Saturday  25th  May  2013

Main  Events   1.30  p.m. Gates  open   Sports  Fields,  Legend  Garden  Campus   1.45  p.m. International  Flag  Parade   2.00  p.m.  -­‐‑  4.15  p.m. Drama  and  Music  Performances,  Art  Workshops  and   Exhibitions,  Sports,  and  Children’s  Games  and  Activities   2.00  p.m. International  Food  Festival  Begins 3:15  p.m.   Rugby  and  Netball  Fraser  White  Cup     4.30  p.m. Official  Speeches    

   5.15  p.m.   BaLle  of  the  Bands     6.30  p.m.   Dulwich  Idol   8.00  p.m.   Grand  Finale    and  Closing

 

Music Main  Stage   2.00  p.m.  -­‐‑  2.15  p.m.   Early  Years  Performers   2.15  p.m.  -­‐‑  2.30  p.m. Year  3  –  Recorders   2.30  p.m.  -­‐‑  2.45  p.m. Year  4  –  Strings   2.45  p.m.  -­‐‑  3.00  p.m.   Year  5  -­‐‑  Band   3.00  p.m.  -­‐‑  3.15  p.m. Year  6  –  Band   3.15  p.m.  -­‐‑  3.30  p.m. Years  5  &  6  –  Choir   3.30  p.m.  -­‐‑  4.30  p.m. Junior  School  Dulwich  Idol  

   5.15  p.m.  -­‐‑  6.15  p.m. BaLle  of  the  Bands   6.15  p.m.  -­‐‑  6.30  p.m. DJ’s   6.30  p.m.  -­‐‑  8.00  p.m. Dulwich  Idol   8.00  p.m.  -­‐‑  9.00  p.m. Grand  Finale  –  Orchestra

 

Sports   2.00  p.m.  –  4.15  p.m. Penalty  Shootout Junior  Tennis Basketball Volleyball   South  Field   2.00  p.m.  -­‐‑  2.45  p.m. Quidditch  Exhibition  Match Dulwich  College  Beijing  vs  . International  School  of  Beijing Rugby  Pitch   3.15  p.m. Fraser  White  Cup  Matches Dulwich  College  Beijing  vs  . Harrow  International  School U15  Netball,   West  Field U15  Rugby Rugby  Field

Art   Art  Exhibition View  Junior  School  and  Senior  School  art  works.  Selected  pieces  will  be  sold  at  a  silent  auction,  with  proceeds  donated  to  the  New  Hope  Charity  Fund.       2.00  p.m.  -­‐‑  4.15  p.m. Discovering  Photography Come  and  use  pinhole  cameras  and  a  camera  obscura.    Photos  will  be  developed  on  site  and  collated  to  be  displayed  later  within  our  school.   The  Park  2.00  p.m.  -­‐‑  4.15  p.m. Make  your  Mark  on  Canvas The  object  of  this  activity  is  to  use  a  Super  Marker  to  draw  lines  without  touching  or  crossing  others.   2.00  p.m.  -­‐‑  9.00  p.m. Document  the  Day Help  document  our  Inaugural  Founder’s  Day.    You  will  be  given  paper  to  record  your  special  moment  of  the  day;    this  could  be  what  you  see,  hear,  smell,  or  touch.    At  the  end  of  the  day  everyone’s  recordings  will  be  collected  to  create  a  collage  to  commemorate  the  day.

 

Drama  and  English The  Park  Stage 2.00  p.m.  -­‐‑  2.45  p.m. English  Debate:  Topic  “This  House  would  make  organ  donation  compulsory.” Note:    Audience  must  take  their  seats  at  2.00  pm   2.45  p.m.  -­‐‑  3.45  p.m. LAMDA  Showcase   3.45  p.m.  -­‐‑  4.15  p.m. Poetry  and  Readings   The  Park 2.00  p.m.  -­‐‑  2.45  p.m. Drama  Workshop:  “Stage  Combat”  by  Corin  James Suitable  for  Year  5  and  above     3.00  p.m.  -­‐‑  3.45  p.m. Drama  Workshop  “Physical  Theatre”  by  Amy  Simpson Suitable  for  Year  5  and  above   2.00  p.m.  -­‐‑  4.15  p.m. Busking  Corner  and  “Have  Your  Say”      

  Black  Box  Theatre,  LG  Main  Building  2.15  p.m.  -­‐‑  3.00  p.m. Puppetry  Performance  by  Dulwich  IB  Students Preordered  tickets  only

 

Other  Activities Main  Activity  Area Charity  Stalls 2.00  p.m.  -­‐‑  4.15  p.m.   Roots  &  Shoots   Second  -­‐‑hand  Book  Stall,  BoLle  Stall   The  Interact  Club Sponge  the  Teacher   Art  Auction Silent  auction  of  Junior  School  and  Senior  School  art  works.    Proceeds  will  be  donated  to  the  New  Hope  Charity  Fund.  The  auction  will  close  at  4.00  p.m.     Children’s  Activities 2.00  p.m.  -­‐‑  4.15  p.m. Bouncy  Castle Face    Painting Horse  Racing Slippery  Slide Ten  Pin  Bowling Water  games        

  Chinese  Activities Monkey  King  Show  by  Dulwich  students,    2.00  p.m.  and  3.00  p.m. Chinese  Face  Painting Ping  Pong Fun  Activities

 

Friends  of  Dulwich  International  Food  Festival 2.00  p.m.  -­‐‑  4.15  p.m. Enjoy  tasting  a  variety  of  delicious  dishes  from  around  the  world.    Regions  represented  include  the  UK,  China,  the  USA,  Canada,  Australia  &  New  Zealand,  South  Korea,  Central  &  South  America,    the  Mediterranean,  Central  &  Northern  Europe,  Benelux,  Japan,  Africa,  Vietnam  and  South  East  Asia.  Beverages  will  also  be  available  for  sale. All  proceeds  of  the  International  Food  Festival  will  go  to  the  Student  Enrichment  Fund.    

Outside  Food  Vendors To  complement  the  International  Food  Festival,  outside  vendors  will  sell  food  from  3.30  p.m.  until  8.30  p.m.

 

About  Our  Founder:    Edward  Alleyn  (1566-­‐‑1626)     Edward  Alleyn  was  an  impresario,  entrepreneur  and  one  of  the  leading  actors  of  his  day.  As  a  member  of  the  Lord  Admiral’s  Men  he  played  most  of  Christopher  Marlowe’s  great  roles  including  Faustus  and  Tamburlaine.  With  links  to  Shakespeare’s  Globe  Theatre,  Alleyn  was  a  key  player  during  one  of  the  most  creative  and  innovative  periods  of  English  literary  history. He  was  born  in  Bishopsgate  in  1566  to  a  publican  father.  By  1600  he  had  retired  from  acting  and  was  the  owner  and  manager  of  the  Fortune  Theatre,  until  the  Queen  herself  insisted  on  his  return  to  the  stage. At  the  age  of  forty-­‐‑seven,  Alleyn  bought  the  manorial  estate  of  Dulwich  from  Sir  Francis  Calton.  After  contemplating  the  foundation  of  a  hospital,  Alleyn  eventually  decided  to  establish  a  school  that  he  named  “Alleyn’s  College  of  God’s  Gift,”  now  Dulwich  College.

Dulwich  College  Beijing   Legend  Garden  Campus

 89  Capital  Airport  Road,

 Shunyi  District,  Beijing  101300  PRC

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