Last Saturday, the sunshine sprinkled the earth and spring was in full bloom, as if nature had painted a vibrant picture for us. On such a day full of hope, the much-anticipated UEF Family Day came as scheduled, bringing us endless laughter and precious memories.
On Saturday, March 16th, 2024, The HK SDG Summit 2024 hosted by the International School of Hong Kong (CDNIS), was a gathering orchestrated with the primary objective being to encourage active involvement with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and empower students to effect positive transformations within their communities.
Our Year 12 students are only four weeks away from their final day of K to 12 classes at UISG. Post-secondary offers are coming in for the Class of 2024, and our soon-to-be-graduates are already making plans for the fall term at university, which will see them scattered across the globe.
In a thrilling literary showdown at the 2024 PRD Battle of the Books competition, two teams, armed with the power of words, embarked on an epic quest to claim victory.
The Wolves Athletics had a fantastic weekend of achievements. The Junior Swim team enjoyed an incredible experience at the four day event in Xian at the ACAMIS Junior Swim meet in Xian.
It was a busy week for the Secondary Performing Arts, with Year 11 Theatre and Year 9 Theatre collaborative performances, and Year 9 Music solo performances.
We are excited to share some wonderful photos and videos. Our talented students from grade 3, grade 4, grade 5, and grade 6 at UISG showcased their musical talents during performances held on Mondays throughout January and February.
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The Junior Swimming Team is off to Xian for the ACAMIS Jr. Swim Meet, where they will compete over three days. As they embark on this journey, we hope they showcase their skills and sportsmanship throughout the event.
In year 2 we learned about the journey of food in UOI. We took a field trip to Huiling farm and to the Kewpie factory. In the end, students shared some of their learning. Below are two videos, a story written by a student and pictures of the factory visit.
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