NZCFS Project Updates

This month’s report describes a typical school day at Shandan Bailie School, as it’s so different from NZ.   The routine is standard - oth...

Next month the mayor of Shandan will be visiting Auckland, keeping the links between this area and NZ strong.The weather is unpredictable at...

It was School Sports week at Shandan Bailie School recently and Jane Furkert, our teacher there, has described the event below:Rewi’s...

Shandan is on the move when it comes to starting up new co-operatives and rejuvenating old ones!  Black millet is a new product (at leas...

For all NZCFS National Executive elected members, branch presidents and subcommittees:  You are invited to consider projects that may be ...

Jane Furkert, 'our' next teacher at Shandan Bailie School, has sent us her first report (see below).  Jane, who is a member of Nelson Branch...

In 1938, the Chinese Industrial Co-operatives (Indusco) movement was set up by Rewi Alley, Nym Wales and Edgar Snow.  It was introduced ...

Natalie ended her stint at Shandan on 5th July, 2014, leaving to join friends for a short China holiday, then she flies back to NZ for a...

Natalie’s next episode begins philosophically by asking herself why is she in China.  She then proceeds to explain why: because of Rewi ...

John Hodgson, President of Tauranga Branch of NZCFS, is thrilled to find that the four Bay of Plenty secondary-school arts students, who...

This month Natalie has posted many fascinating photos on her blog (as well as lots of news):  Lots of small children in the parks on Sunda...