What ceremony will be held for children to enter school?

Children's admission ceremony includes: opening ceremony, welcoming ceremony and admission celebration.

1, Opening Ceremony:

This is an important ceremony for children to enter school, usually held in the school auditorium or playground. Its purpose is to mark the beginning of the new semester and convey the expectations and blessings of the school to students. At the ceremony, the principal and teachers usually make speeches to encourage students to study hard, abide by the school rules and show the school's characteristics and culture.

When students arrive at the school gate, they need to salute the doorman or the person in charge at the gate to show their respect and respect. After entering the school gate, students need to go through the induction ceremony. The way to salute can be kowtowing or bowing to show respect for the school and academics.

2. Welcome ceremony:

The welcoming ceremony is to let freshmen feel the warmth and care of the school. It is usually held at the school gate or in an important place on campus. After students enter the class, they need to salute the teacher or the teacher. The way to salute can be to kowtow or bow down to show respect and respect to the teacher.

During the welcoming ceremony, school leaders, teachers and students' union members will warmly welcome the students and put on red scarves or give them entrance gifts. This can make students feel the happiness of being valued and accepted.

3. Admission celebration:

After students enter school, the school usually organizes some celebrations to enhance communication and unity among students and build friendship and trust. These activities can be class dinners, game competitions, cultural performances and other forms. The aim is to make students establish friendship in a relaxed and happy atmosphere and integrate into new classes and school groups.

4. Other ceremonies:

Other forms of school arrival ceremony: in different regions and cultures, the forms of school arrival etiquette may be different. For example, in some traditional cultures, ancestor worship ceremonies are held to pray for ancestors to bless the smooth growth of new school children; In some places, opening ceremonies will be held, symbolizing that the children in the school begin to learn to write formally.