Welcome to Mandarin Tree Chinese School!

Classes for Term One 2026 will be open for registration in NoV 2025!

Mandarin Tree is the first creative based Chinese language school in The Netherlands! We provide Chinese lessons (online and in-person) , culture workshops and holiday camps to individuals, schools and BSOs.

A new term of playgroup is starting in 3 weeks! Is your child between the ages of 2-5? Do you want your child to be read specially curated Chinese stories, learn to sing Chinese songs, do fun activities like (craft/ science experiments/baking) in Man
COMPETITION TIME (only for mandarin tree playgroup students)! Post your tiger 🐯 drawing in the comments section (only on fb) to win a small gift from Karen lao shi! This week’s playgroup was so much fun! We read a children’s classic
This was SOOOO FUN! We made “elephant toothpaste” during our online Mandarin playgroup this week and learnt how mixing baking soda and vinegar produces carbon dioxide! 🐘🪥 Seeing the children’s excited faces was priceless and such
Scroll right to see what you can expect from an online Chinese class with Karen lao shi at Mandarin Tree Chinese School! One hour of pure fun learning pinyin and Chinese characters through games, stories, songs, sensory writing and craft! Designed
元宵节快乐！Happy Lantern Festival! 🏮 Today marks the last day of Chinese New Year celebrations! On this day, we eat tāng yuán 汤圆because the name of the dish is a homophone for union (tuán yuán)团圆. Due to covid restrictions, many are not able to re
A parent of my student came up with a brilliant idea of getting the children to send Chinese New Year cards to each other! I LOVE this idea! The children have been in the class together for a while now, interacting online with their classmates from a
Karen 老师一家人还有 Mandarin Tree Chinese School上报了! ☺️ So honoured to be interviewed by Singapore’s national newspaper @straits_times on how we celebrate Chinese New Year away from Singapore! Did you attend our free CNY online Mandarin playgroup
I’ve received a few messages asking how we celebrate Chinese New Year away from home (Singapore) and under strict lockdown. I’m not going to lie. It’s hard. You feel almost alone trying to drum up a festive atmosphere that doesn&rsq

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