Today and throughout this weekend, UISG is proud to host 7 other international schools for the ACAMIS International South China VEX Robotics Championships. This prestigious competition underscores our commitment to STEM education and gives an excellent opportunity for our students to showcase their skills with other schools in the region.
We asked UISG students this question, and their answers will warm your heart! ❤️ From kindness to laughter, hear what love and friendship mean through their eyes.
New Year Wishes from Early Years Coordinator & Head of UNC
New Year Blessings from the Head of Primary
As we welcome the Year of the Snake in 2025, I am filled with excitement for the transformative journey ahead. The snake, a symbol of renewal and wisdom, represents the growth, adaptability, and global awareness central to our UISG mission and vision.
Before delving into the details of the Chinese New Year event, Ms. Dorothy Wong extended her heartfelt wishes to the entire community.
On the afternoon of 21st January 2025, as the Year of the Snake drew nearer and nearer, UISG Secondary students gathered together at the MFH to join in a wonderful Chinese New Year celebration, an occasion suffused with an atmosphere of joy and blessings, which provided an audio-visual feast for the teachers and students participating.
Chinese New Year is a vibrant and joyous occasion, and this year, our Early Years wolf cubs made it extra special with a day filled with exploration, learning, and celebration!
Thank you UPTA, we love our hats!
This year, our talented UISG students have immersed themselves in the rich symbolism of the snake, interpreting its meaning through a fantastic collection of artworks that capture the spirit of the Chinese New Year. Revered for its ability to shed its skin, the snake symbolizes transformation, renewal, and fresh beginnings—making it an important emblem for the year ahead.
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