We are excited to invite you to an information session about UISG International Summer School. Discover how our engaging curriculum, experienced instructors, and interactive activities will provide a memorable and educational experience for your child.
On May 26th, the 2nd “Canton Cup” Youth Chinese Debate Competition, organized by Speak&Lead and the Youth Debate League, with the venue sponsored by our school, concluded successfully. This event gathered students from over 40 primary and secondary schools across the region, marking a significant event in the Greater Bay Area.
Last week was a busy week for the Secondary Performing Arts, with Year 7, 9, and 10 Theatre performances!
13 students of Y9 Visual Arts class exhibited their artworks from the recently completed unit, showcasing their diverse explorations of a selected choice across three distinct units.
In the second week of the Arts & Design Exhibition, the Wednesday lunchtime concert featured the classical sounds of piano. Our two featured performers were from Year 7 and Year 8, filling the Atrium with strong performances of their chosen works.
We are excited to invite you to an information session about UISG International Summer School. Discover how our engaging curriculum, experienced instructors, and interactive activities will provide a memorable and educational experience for your child.
We cordially invite you to the School Open Day, which will be held on Thursday, 23 May 2024. There will be a variety of activities such as Curriculum, Campus Tour, and Real-time Q&A Sessions, allowing you to experience the teaching atmosphere and curriculum system of the school from all angles.
We’re still buzzing with excitement after an incredible ACAMIS ELL Conference hosted by our school on April 13-14!
We are excited to invite you to an information session about UISG International Summer School. Discover how our engaging curriculum, experienced instructors, and interactive activities will provide a memorable and educational experience for your child.
UISG K2 students have been eagerly learning about the five senses and their role in understanding the world around us. They choose one sense to present to their Early Years (EY) friends to celebrate their newfound knowledge.
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