The Weekly Howl
(UISG NEWS 16 – 20 March 2026)

01 Whole School News<
02 Primary School Overview<
03 Secondary School Updates<

Daniel Mullen博士
校長

March 20, 2026: UEF Family Day, Dragon House Opening & Seussical Preview

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First, I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to the parents who have been attending our ongoing Korean University visits and information sessions at UISG. Your active involvement in supporting your child’s future educational journey is truly valued and greatly appreciated. We are excited to provide these opportunities for our Korean families!

UEF Family Day & The Dragon House Grand Opening – This Saturday!

I am delighted to invite you all to our annual UEFファミリーデー, taking place this Saturday, March 21 on the UISG campus, commencing at 10:30 AM. This year, we have a special addition to our celebrations: the Grand Opening of the UISG ‘Dragon House’ Boarding!

The opening ceremony will begin promptly at 10:30 AM and will feature a vibrant performance by Lion Dancers to mark this significant milestone for our boarding community. Following the ceremony, our UISG staff have organized a full schedule of activities for all ages, providing a wonderful opportunity for families to spend quality time together on campus.

The day will conclude with the Second Annual UISG Color Run, which proved immensely popular last year. Participants are encouraged to wear a white shirt and come prepared to enjoy this lively and colorful event.

Save the Date: Seussical Musical Preview – Next Friday

Looking ahead, I am pleased to announce that we will have a special sneak peek of our 2026 musical production, “Seussical,” taking place next Friday. I encourage you to join us in celebrating the hard work and talent of our students as they offer a performance of what promises to be a wonderful event!

I look forward to seeing many of you this Saturday for this memorable community event.

よろしく、

Daniel Mullen博士
校長
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March 21 – UEF Family Day & UISG ‘Dragon House’ Grand Opening

01 Whole School ▼
学校全体 Parent Teacher Student Conference

Thank you to everyone who attended our school-wide Parent-Teacher Conferences this Thursday. It was a fantastic opportunity for parents and educators to connect, celebrate student progress, and collaborate on goals for the remainder of the year. We appreciate your continued partnership in your children’s education.

02 Primary ▼
Grade 3 Students Discover Real-World Sustainability at Guangzhou Heat Power Plant

Our Grade 3 students recently embarked on an inspiring educational journey to the Guangzhou Heat Power Plant as part of their “Sharing the Planet” unit of inquiry. During this eye-opening field trip, students witnessed firsthand how our city’s waste management system transforms everyday garbage into four valuable “treasures” that benefit both our community and environment: clean air through advanced filtration systems, reusable water for plant irrigation, recycled bricks made from burnt refuse, and renewable electricity generated from waste heat. This incredible facility demonstrated sustainable waste disposal practices that turn potential environmental problems into practical solutions. The experience provided our young learners with a powerful real-world connection to their classroom studies, showing them tangible examples of how innovative thinking and environmental stewardship are working together to reduce waste and protect our planet. Students returned to school with a deeper understanding of sustainability and renewed enthusiasm for their role as environmental advocates in their own community.

03 Secondary ▼
Learning Beyond the Classroom:Grade 7’s Chimelong Adventure

This past Monday, our Grade 7 students visited Chimelong Bird Park and had a really enjoyable and engaging day. Although it’s called a bird park, it also includes a range of other animals and is set in a large natural area, making it a great place for learning outside the classroom.

Students completed worksheets on the bus, during the visit, and afterwards, which helped them stay focused and reflect on what they were seeing throughout the day.

Some of the highlights included feeding the hippos by throwing vegetables into their enormous mouths, feeding sunflower seeds to parrots, and seeing animals like cows, pigs, and goats up close. Many students also enjoyed watching the birds in flight and taking photos with some of the more colourful species.

Overall, it was a really positive trip, and it was great to see students so engaged, curious, and clearly enjoying the experience.

ACAMIS Honor Band Music Conference

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Over 170 talented young musicians gathered in Panyu, Guangzhou, this past weekend for the 2026 ACAMIS Honor Band Music Conference—and UISG students were proudly among them. Under the theme “Around the World in 80 Bars,” the ensemble presented a final concert featuring a globally inspired repertoire, from the delicate “Passerine” and folk-infused “A Celtic Celebration” to the local classic “Dan Yuan Ren Chang Jiu” and the uplifting “Golden.” Each piece celebrated a different musical tradition, yet together they showcased the unifying power of music.

For our UISG musicians, the experience reached far beyond performance. They collaborated with dedicated peers from international schools across the region, learned from distinguished conductors, and discovered the rewards of perseverance. Strangers became friends, united by a shared passion. As the final chords of “Golden” filled the auditorium, its message felt especially fitting: when young artists commit fully to their craft, the results are truly golden. The 2026 ACAMIS Honor Band will remain a milestone—a reminder that with dedication and teamwork, the possibilities are limitless.

Prom Night Magic– A Night to Remember!

What an absolutely magical evening it was!

Last Friday, the 13th, UISG brought La La Land to life as graduating cohorts G12 and G10 私たちは G11celebrated an unforgettable prom at the stunning Golden Lake Club House.

From the moment our students stepped onto the golden-lit dance floor, it was pure enchantment:

Dazzling décor that transported us straight to LA’s dreamy skyline
Incredible music and non-stop dancing under the stars
Countless precious moments with friends and classmates
That La La Land magic we all dreamed about

The energy was electric, the atmosphere was stunning, and most importantly—our graduates shone brighter than the stars above. This wasn’t just a dance; it was a milestone celebration of friendships, memories, and the incredible journey we’ve shared together.

A huge thank you to everyone who made this night so special—our amazing students, dedicated staff, and all who contributed to creating this unforgettable memory.

Here’s to dreams, friendship, and nights we’ll cherish forever!

UISG University Talk Series Recap:Chung-Ang University & HUFS

This week, UISG hosted successful campus information sessions with Chung-Ang University and Korea’s HUFS. Chung-Ang captivated the audience with video interviews of international students, highlighting its status as a top-five Korean university for research. Located in central Seoul, it champions student initiative, interdisciplinary thinking through mandatory double majors, and integrates AI across campus.

HUFS, however, emphasized it is more than a language university, showcasing cutting-edge AI convergence and the nation’s largest international network (685 partners). Its standout “learner-designed majors” allow students to create unique fields of study like “European Data Diplomacy.” Both universities stressed evaluating applicants on academics, career readiness, and community contribution. The series continues with a KAIST session on April 13th.