Introduction to The Laboratory School Attached to ZRIES
The Laboratory School Attached to Zhejiang Research Institute of Education Science was newly built in 2010 from the merger of the Lushan Road Primary School and the Zhanongkou Middle School. According to the plan of the District Education Bureau in July 2010, the two schools were merged into a Nine-year education school (from grade 1 to grade 9). The school were then moved to a new location and renamed as “The Laboratory School Attached to Zhejiang Research Institute of Education Science”.
The school has 30 teaching classes and 97 faculty members. The school has standard indoor and outdoor sports venues, multiple dedicated classrooms, and complete facilities. It has six systems including advanced CCTV system, intra-school communication system, campus network system, CNC broadcasting system, security alarm system and home-school network system. All classes are equipped with multimedia equipment (rear projection or projector) and advanced educational technology. It has brought great convenience to education and teaching.
The architectural style, shape and color of the campus are coordinated with the surrounding environment, fully embodying the neo-classical design concept of people-oriented, functional, ecologically harmonious, soft and elegant, creating a school atmosphere that pursues tranquility in a variety of surrounding environments. A more centralized greening center is formed in the school to achieve dialogue and integration between students and nature. The entire school is full of campus culture and is an open modern campus.
Through cooperation with the Provincial Academy of Sciences, the school strives to build a high-efficiency management team of “scientific, democratic, rational and pioneering” with strategies such as human management, life moral education, meaning teaching and satisfactory service; creating a “learning and collaboration” Diligent faculty team, dedication, and enterprising; based on the lifelong development of students, lay a solid foundation for cultivating students into qualified citizens who want to learn, learn, study and learn. A garden-like campus that combines greening and beautification. Thereby forming a school motto of harmony, truth-seeking, exquisiteness and innovation, achieving the purpose of multi-integration, differential development, exquisite harmony, lively and happy, and realize the characteristics of running a school for scientific research.
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Jianggan District Education
About Hangzhou
Hangzhou (
City Panorama) is one of the most beautiful and most visited cities in China. Though it has been through many recent economic and technological developments, it still remains its historic beauty and cultural heritage. The city’s West Lake, a UNESCO World Heritage Cultural Site, attracts tourists from both home and abroad all year round. Twinned with nearly 20 cities around the world, Hangzhou is one of the most modern and vibrant cities to live in.
Transportation
With a number of means of transport at your disposal, getting around the city is super easy. Do not feel like taking the metro to visit the scenery spots in the city? Then you can always bike there. Want to tour around a nearby city on weekends? Train rides are probably what you’d be looking for. Cities of Shanghai, Nanjing and Suzhou are all just within hours’ distance by train or car.
Arts & culture
Hangzhou’s cultural richness constantly surprises you. Three of China’s most important museums, China National Silk Museum, China National Tea Museum, Zhejiang Provincial Museum are all located in Hangzhou. If you are interested in opera, then you’ve come to the right place for there are lots of theaters in Hangzhou giving performance of opera shows!
Food
Hangzhou is a culinary paradise with a large number of delicious dishes. Hangzhou’s local cuisine enjoys a nation-wide reputation and dishes prepared in its style are reputed to be “fresh, tender, soft and smooth, with a mellow fragrance”. Some of the better-known examples of Hangzhou’s regional cuisine are: West Lake Fish in Sweet and Sour Sauce, Dongpo Pork, Beggar’s Chicken, Fried Shrimps with Longjing Tea, and Hangzhou Soy-sauce Duck. Sounds interesting? Behind these dishes, there always seems to be a beautiful story linked with a historical figure in Hangzhou. In addition to the traditional Hangzhou food or Chinese cuisine, plenty of restaurants offer south-eastern or western-style food. In Hangzhou, you never have to worry about going hungry.
Teaching Program
