This year’s Primary Year Art Exhibition at UISG is a vibrant celebration of creativity and artistic exploration, featuring stunning works from students across the entire spectrum—from UNC and Early Years (EY) through to Year 5.
Our Year 3 class recently enjoyed an exciting trip to the Hyundai HTWO Science Classroom, where they learned all about hydrogen power technology.
In our recent Year 6 Individuals and Societies project, students embarked on an exciting and engaging group work activity that revolved around the fascinating world of maps.
At UISG, we take pride in our commitment to providing a holistic and inclusive education for all our students. The Primary EAL Programme is a pivotal element of this commitment, serving as a cohesive and comprehensive English language support initiative for our diverse student body.
Y5 were proud to share their hard work during their PYPx. This exhibition was the capstone project of their primary school career and involved them putting all the elements of the PYP together.
As we reflect on our exceptional PYP exhibition at our esteemed school UISG, we are filled with immense pride at the extraordinary achievements of our dedicated Year 6 students. Their unwavering commitment and tireless efforts throughout this transformative journey exemplify the very essence of our school community’s values.
In April, the Year 6 Utahloy Action Committee (UAC) students took a heartwarming initiative to support children battling cancer. Through their dedicated efforts, the students organized an ice-cream sale and successfully raised 2880RMB for the Gold Ribbon Special Children Parent Centre, an organization that provides crucial support to children fighting cancer.
We are excited to share some wonderful photos and videos. Our talented students from grade 3, grade 4, grade 5, and grade 6 at UISG showcased their musical talents during performances held on Mondays throughout January and February.
Our K2 children went on a sensory adventure at Pizza Marzano, where they were surrounded by different tastes, smells, sounds, and textures. The students’ use of all five senses brought to life the main idea that experiencing different things can help you understand yourself and others better.
With the wind of winter gradually easing and the footsteps of spring approaching, UISG also welcomed the annual K-Y2 CNY Music Festival last week. This is not only a grand stage for children to show their talents, but also a joyful chapter written by them. Here, each little actor perfectly presented the treasure of Chinese culture-Spring Festival with the most sincere and moving emotions and the most enthusiastic performance.
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