The Mid-Autumn Festival is considered one of the most important Chinese festivals. Families traditionally gather to admire the full moon during this reunion celebration and eat moon cakes.
To celebrate the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival, UISG organised a diverse range of activities over the four days prior to the holiday. The campus was filled with a vibrant atmosphere and the spirit of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
At UISG, parents play a vital role in their child’s education, and the school recognises the importance of involving them in various activities and workshops. One such workshop recently held at UISG aimed to engage parents as students and introduce them to the concept of visible thinking routines.
On Friday 22nd September the UISG community was asked to wear something white to represent peace. The day emphasised the need for everyone to play an active role in promoting peace, both within themselves and in their interactions with others.
My name is Ms Yein, and as UISG’s college counselor, I am excited to share relevant news and events related to UISG’s college counseling with you.
The UISG College Counseling department kicked off the term with parental information sessions held in English/Chinese and Korean. The focus of the sessions were strategies and essential information regarding university applications due in the fall, such as Hong Kong, United States, and United Kingdom.
The Secondary School of UISG came alive with vibrant colours and artistic fervour as students, teachers, and staff joined hands to celebrate International Dot Day throughout September 11th to 15th. The school atrium, transformed into an art haven, showcased the boundless creativity and unity of our community.
Every year the Primary Art Department like to challenge students to consider the marks they can make in different ways for Dot Day, and this year we took on a new challenge, a Dot Day Sculpture! International Dot Day, is a global celebration of creativity, courage and collaboration, which began when teacher Terry Shay introduced his classroom to Peter H. Reynolds’ book The Dot on September 15, 2009.
The University Talk series kicked off this Wednesday with University of British Columbia’s representative visit to Utahloy International School Guangzhou.
My name is Ms Yein, and as the college counselor at UISG, I am excited to showcase upcoming information sessions, college counseling talks, and useful university admissions strategies and information to you.
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