Tuesday 15 October was an afternoon full of live music. With the Admin Hall having hosted the DP Music Recital before lunch, after lunch students from the Guangzhou University School of Music and Dance took the stage.
We have another action-packed week ahead at UISG, with a variety of exciting events and activities taking place.
The recent Southern Delta Region Conference (SDRC) tournament showcased the impressive talents of our Middle School football teams. Over three days of intense competition, the boys’ team secured 3rd place, while the girls’ team finished strong at 5th place.
Nurturing imagination and creativity from the earliest ages is vital for a child’s holistic development. That is why we were thrilled to dive into the beloved children’s book “Not a Box” with our K1 students.
On Tuesday 15 June, the first DP Music Recital of the 2024-2025 academic year took place. A boutique affair, a dedicated audience welcomed the two DP Music students to the Admin Hall stage, representing the Class of 2025 (DP2) and Class of 2026 (DP1).
K2 Red children are embracing the joy of learning through play! By riding a special train, they engaged in recognizing numbers, counting, sequencing, and developing essential teamwork skills.
In our Y4 classroom, we recently wrapped up a unit of inquiry focussed on the central idea that “Successful communities are built on understanding and respect.” To celebrate the students’ learning, we hosted an end-of-unit celebration where families were invited into the classroom.
In basketball, the U11 Boys Basketball Team hosted the GISES Exchange Tournament, while the girls traveled to CISGZ. Both teams performed admirably and emerged as the top seeds for their respective tournaments.
We are excited to invite all UISG students and parents to a special online information session featuring UC Davis!
This summer, two of our students participated in the 2024 Harvard Model United Nations China Conference, an international event. Students from around the world gathered to discuss global issues, ranging from the Israel-Palestine conflict to the digital divide.
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