Class Becomes Breaktime? New Taipei City’s Children’s Month “Fun Festival”
Last updated 2026-09-26 — Next week is a long holiday, and this year’s Children’s Day falls on a day off. In celebration of its centennial upgrade, New Taipei City Government has designated April as Children’s Month, integrating distinctive schools from various districts to plan a series of activities themed around “Happiness,” “Care,” “Health,” and “Confidence...”
Next week is a long holiday, and this year’s Children’s Day falls on a day off. In celebration of its centennial upgrade, New Taipei City Government has designated April as Children’s Month, integrating distinctive schools from various districts to plan a series of activities themed around “Happiness,” “Care,” “Health,” and “Confidence.” It has also announced that on April 1st, there will be a “Class and Breaktime Reversal!” where the first class time of each school will be flipped—breaktime becomes class time (10 minutes), and class time becomes breaktime (40 minutes), turning it into a joyful “Fun Festival.”
New Taipei City’s official upgrade makes April Children’s Month. (Photo provided by New Taipei City Government)
The Children’s Month in New Taipei City features a rich array of activities, with the most grand being the “2011 New Taipei Kids’ Paradise, Toy Exhibition Magic” on April 10th and the “Art, Talent & Dance Gala” on April 23rd, 2011. The “New Taipei Kids’ Paradise” is held at Banqiao First Stadium in New Taipei City, designed as a fun fair with zones for toy-making, experiences, displays, and children’s games, offering a recreational space for families during holidays. Meanwhile, the “Dance Gala” invites teams of elementary school and kindergarten students to compete in “dance battles” categorized by music, dance, and mixed performances, allowing kids to showcase their talents.
New Taipei City’s Children’s Month features a variety of activities. (Photo provided by New Taipei City Government)
Additionally, there’s the “Toys Come to School!” initiative, encouraging students to bring toys to school and share their toy stories with classmates. “Make Your Schoolbag Disappear!” allows students to come to school without their backpacks, with teachers using multimedia tools for diverse teaching methods, aiming for a 100% happy Children’s Month for all kids.
New Taipei City Children’s Month Series Activities: http://site.ntpc.edu.tw/web/kidstoy/default.asp
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