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GoEast Kids Summer Camps in Shanghai
A Shanghai day camp combining small-group Mandarin classes with real-life language practice and cultural immersion for international kids and teens at GoEast’s Zhongshan Park campus.
Run by GoEast Kids Camp since 2021Ages 8 to 17DayFrom $1,055
Dates and prices
14 Jun to 25 Jun 2027
12 days · Day
5 Jul to 16 Jul 2027
12 days · Day
26 Jul to 6 Aug 2027
12 days · Day
9 Aug to 20 Aug 2027
12 days · Day
About this camp
GoEast’s Chinese Day Camp in Shanghai gives kids and teens an immersive Mandarin learning experience in a small-group setting. Students are grouped by age and placed according to Chinese level, from complete beginner to advanced, with groups of up to 8 students.
Families can choose a half-day Academic Chinese Booster focused on structured language learning, or a full-day Chinese Cultural Adventure combining morning Mandarin classes with afternoon cultural activities and local exploration.
The camp is held at GoEast’s Zhongshan Park campus in central Shanghai and is designed for visiting international families, Shanghai-based expat families, and GoEast online students. It is a day camp only, with no overnight accommodation.
- Small groups of up to 8 students, placed by age and Chinese level
- Beginner to advanced Mandarin levels welcome
- Half-day academic and full-day cultural immersion options
- Real-life Mandarin practice with teachers and peers
- Central Shanghai location at GoEast’s Zhongshan Park campus
What the price covers
- TuitionIncluded
- AccommodationNot included
- All mealsNot included
- BreakfastNot included
- DinnerNot included
- LaundryNot included
- Airport transfersCosts extra
- Pastoral careIncluded
- Small-group Mandarin lessons
- Snacks
- Medical insurance during the camp period
- Full-day program: lunch and cultural activities
- Full-day program: guided local visits and cultural experiences
The essentials
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Academics
Mandarin learning is at the core of the program. Students are grouped by age and placed into beginner, intermediate, or advanced classes based on a short level check and family input. Small groups of up to 8 allow teachers to adapt instruction to students’ needs.
Morning Mandarin classes focus on practical language use, helping students build confidence in listening, speaking, reading, and communication while using Chinese with teachers and peers throughout the camp day.
Streams
Academic Chinese Booster
A half-day, language-focused option. It runs Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 12:00, for 2 or 4 weeks. It includes Chinese lessons and snacks.
2027 fees per child (USD): 1 week 558; 2 weeks 1,055; 4 weeks 1,985. Early-bird rates until 28 February 2027: 2 weeks 1,008; 4 weeks 1,830. The prices in the session table are the standard two-week half-day fee. No additional handling fee for USD payments.
Chinese Cultural Adventure
A full-day option for Chinese learning plus cultural activities. It runs Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 16:00, for 2 weeks. It includes Chinese classes, activities, lunch and snacks.
2027 fees per child (USD): 1 week 1,210; 2 weeks 2,295. Early-bird rate until 28 February 2027: 2 weeks 2,140. Full-day fees include lunch, snacks and afternoon cultural activities and local visits. No four-week full-day price is offered. No additional handling fee for USD payments.
Supervision and safety
A typical day
Monday to Friday: morning Mandarin lessons run from 09:00 to 11:50, with age- and level-based classes of up to 8 students and snacks. Half-day Academic Chinese Booster finishes at 12:00. Full-day Chinese Cultural Adventure includes lunch and two snacks, followed by a guided cultural activity or local visit from 13:00 to 16:00. Examples include calligraphy, dumpling making, kung fu and museum visits; activities vary by session. All students return to their family or suitable local guardian after camp; there is no overnight stay. Medical insurance is included during the camp period, with first-aid support available on site.
What you'll do
- Art
- Excursions
- Martial arts
Full-day campers take part in guided cultural activities and local exploration across Shanghai. Sample experiences include Chinese calligraphy, ink painting, kung fu, dumpling and bao making, ping pong, pottery, museum visits, the Oriental Pearl Tower, and a family discovery day at a Shanghai water town.
Activities vary by session and are designed to connect Mandarin learning with Chinese culture and everyday life.








