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These are just some of the many thoughts from our Grade 10 cohort as we reflected on the end of our time in MYP and the celebration. The Grade 10 completion ceremony was a great success. The decoration was incredible and shone as bright as all the individuals in Grade 10.

As of June 9, 2026: 46 offers from QS Top 100 universities, 30% in STEM, 26% in Business…, 39 graduates, 88 offers, spanning 10 countries and 60 universities. From Imperial College London to NYU Stern, from HKU to Melbourne, from McGill to Tohoku University – UIS students are heading to every corner of the world. This collective achievement deserves to be celebrated.

The All Star Science Carnival 2026 was a national event held in Shanghai from 1st ~ 4th May, inviting students across China to compete in challenging science competitions and science-based activities. Other than individual exam-like competitions, there were also several team events exploring various scientific areas.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us for this week’s Grade 10 – MYP Completion Ceremony. Seeing our students take that important step forward, surrounded by their families and teachers, was a powerful reminder of the growth and community that defines UISG.

Final Call ! UISG Summer School 2026 Registration Closes this sunday, June 7th!

While many of her peers headed straight to university campuses, Pei Ying, a Class of 2025 graduate, made a different choice: she decided to wait. She wanted to focus on her IB exams first, then take a full year to refine her portfolio before applying to universities. One year later, she received offers from every university she applied to — top universities in the UK, Hong Kong, and Singapore. Not a single rejection.

It has been another exciting period for UISG Wolves Athletics, with strong participation, successful hosting, and competitive performances across multiple age groups.

We invite you to our Open Day on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, to step into our world and discover the UISG difference.

As we prepare to enter June next week, we begin the final stretch of the academic year. It is a time to recognize how far we have come together and to approach our remaining weeks with focus, care, and purpose.  

The MFH, transformed overnight from a mere sports hall into a beautiful venue for ceremony and celebration, was a fitting location for this culminating event in the academic life of our Grade 12 students.