At the end of November, under the warm winter sun and with the kapok blossoms adorning the branches, a dialogue concerning cultural heritage and educational collaboration took place in the conference hall of Sun Yat-sen University’s Department of Chinese Language and Literature. Amid the quiet winter atmosphere, the gathering resonated with profound significance.
This Sunday, December 14th, UISG will be buzzing with energy for the year’s most anticipated event—the International Festival of Light (IFOL). From 11 AM onwards, prepare to embark on a global journey without leaving campus. This is more than just an event; it’s a celebration of our diverse community.
Our K wolf cubs traded their classroom for an epic adventure at Momo Planet, and the joy was absolutely contagious!
As we wrap up the first week of December, I want to take a moment to commend everyone for the energy, dedication, and enthusiasm you’ve brought to our school community. Whether in classrooms, on the field, or during special events, your efforts have made this week another great one at UISG!
The last two weeks of November, our UISG Wolves showcased incredible talent and spirit across a thrilling series of championships. From our home courts to pools and fields across the region, our athletes made us proud. Let’s celebrate their outstanding achievements!
UIS’s International Festival of Light is back this December, bringing our whole community together for a day of joy and connection. Join us for a magical celebration where art, music, and culture shine bright — a perfect winter outing for families and friends！
On the cool morning of 19 November 2025, a fresh breeze swept across the UISG campus, but nothing could cool the warm excitement building for Primary Sports Day. Under pale sunlight that broke through the clouds, students, teachers, and families gathered, embracing the theme “RUN, JUMP, PLAY AND SHINE” with spirited determination.
When we return on Monday, December 1, we hit the ground running. We are adjusting the format of this ‘Week Ahead’ section to align with the feedback shared by parents—thank you for your input! Here is a streamlined look at the action-packed schedule
On Thursday afternoon of 20 November, secondary students from Utahloy International School of Guangzhou gathered in the Multi-Function Hall for this year’s 2025 Secondary Talent Show! Students from across grades 6 through 12 auditioned, practiced, rehearsed, and prepared to present their best skills, talents, and unique abilities in front of fellow students, teachers, parents, and principals. Viewers entered the MFH with the stage set and music playing to an atmosphere of excitement to see what students would bring to this year’s talent exhibition. Some students arrived prepared with posters and signs cheering on their favorite friends.
Grade 1 students successfully concluded their “How We Organise Ourselves” unit by hosting a Fun Fair for K3, Grade 2, teachers, and parents. Guided by the central idea that “Planning an event requires decision-making and collaboration to be successful,” the children spent six weeks learning to form teams, set goals, divide responsibilities, and use planning tools like checklists and posters. It was a fantastic demonstration of their growing ability to take responsibility and collaborate, resulting in a highly successful and joyful event.
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