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Dear Parents， We are pleased to announce the Chinese Culture Debate Forum will be taken placed in UISG at 8:30 […]
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For our first Y8 design unit, students are learning to design play products which improve quality of life for a chosen target audience. To design successful play products students will be learning the importance of primary research and analysis of existing products.
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On Monday, September 23rd, DP Economics, Business and Design Technology students were invited to visit the FAW Volkswagen plant in Foshan. The purpose of this trip is to connect student learning in the classroom to real world contexts to grow understanding and build further interest in the subjects.
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At Utahloy International School, we proudly celebrate International Day of Peace! Today, our students came together to share messages of hope, unity, and understanding.
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The annual Primary House Swimming Gala took place on Thursday 19th September, and what an exhilarating event it was! With our spirited houses—Pandas, Warriors, Tigers, and Dragons competing to be crowned the gala champions, the atmosphere was filled with anticipation and excitement.
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This annual event allows students to navigate challenges, collaborate with peers, and think critically through outdoor adventures and team-building exercises. It enhances their problem-solving skills while building confidence and a sense of belonging.
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We started the year off with our first Unit of Inquiry: How We Express Ourselves. With the central idea – People learn and express themselves through play.
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The Semester 1 8U Theatre classes are completing their first unit, exploring the genre of ‘tableau vivant’. This past week saw them take to the stage to present their ‘living pictures’.
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The cross-country team had an amazing performance at the Rams Dual meet last week, where the Wolves team dominated the races with five podium finishes.
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Utahloy International School Guangzhou (UISG) proudly joined schools and communities around the globe in celebrating International Dot Day, an event dedicated to embracing creativity and self-expression. Inspired by the beloved children’s book “The Dot” by Peter H. Reynolds, this celebration encourages participants to make their mark and explore the limitless possibilities of art.
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