Italian Language Week: Food, Culture & Fun at Britannica

This weekend sees the launch of Italian Language Week at Britannica International School, which opens with a playful and inclusive event that everyone is invited to: Italian food and music, followed by a treasure hunt inside the school, designed to discover Italian culture and language in a fun way.

A perfect opportunity to move, solve riddles, and learn together in a playful and collaborative atmosphere, it is taking place from 12.30pm this Saturday, October 11, is open to all ages, and absolutely free.

Scan the QR code on the poster below to register now.

Italofonia: Language Beyond Borders

A second event, ‘Italofonia: Language Beyond Borders,’ will take place from 3.30–7pm on Wednesday, October 15.

The event will feature a short roundtable discussion, with experts and educators exploring how Italian connects global communities—not just as a language, but as a vibrant cultural and social bridge.

That will be followed by a selection of interactive workshops—your chance to immerse yourself in Italian culture.

• Latin: A playful look at the roots of the Italian language.

• Reading: Engaging activities designed for children and young adults.

• Poetry & Creative Writing: Unleash your inner wordsmith.

• Italian Cooking: Discover and taste regional traditions.

• Presentation of Metodo Analogico: A fresh perspective on learning.

• Art & Creativity: Get hands-on with Italian-inspired art.

• Language & Cultural Promotion: Discuss the dynamics of sharing culture.

There are three time slots for each workshop, so simply select your preferred theme and session time and dive in!

• Session 1: 5–5.40pm

• Session 2: 5.45–6.25pm

• Session 3: 6.30–7.10pm

Scan the QR code on the poster below to register now.

Britannica International School Shanghai, 1988 Gubei Nan Lu, by Wuzhong Lu 古北南路1988号, 近吴中路

Hindi Diwas Festival 

Italian Language Week follows on from the Consulate General of India in Shanghai celebrating Hindi Diwas with a cultural event at Britannica, featuring literary and musical performances.

Britannica recently added Hindi as its 10th world language, and the Consul General highlighted Hindi’s role as a unifier and praised the school for integrating the language into its curriculum to strengthen cultural ties.

READ MORE: Diverse, Inclusive, Truly International – Britannica Shanghai

To arrange a bespoke tour of Britannica International School Shanghai and check it out for yourself, click here, or scan the QR below: