Summer is in full swing at UISG, and our Future Leaders Academy programme kicked off with a week of curiosity, creativity, and discovery. Across all three age groups—Wolf Cubs (3–5yrs), Early Innovators (6–8yrs), and Innovators (9–11yrs)—our Future Leaders have immersed themselves in an inquirybased, intensive English environment where every lesson weaves together critical thinking, collaboration, and handson exploration. Whether they’re decoding facts in English or experimenting with coding and robots, our Future Leaders are learning to ask questions, take risks, and solve problems with confidence.

Summer breezes carry moments that catch your breath—when tiny trembling fingers finally fasten that first button, eyes shining brighter than sunshine. This Montessori classroom declaration holds childhood’s deepest yearning. As Dr. Maria Montessori said: “Education is not just preparation for learning, but preparation for life.” On July 5th at 9:30 AM, UISG.UNC Montessori Center opens its doors.

As you prepare your child for school, do you ever worry: Tearful goodbyes? How can separation anxiety be eased? Will they fit in? How are social skills nurtured? In an international setting, will they truly feel they belong? Find answers at Utahloy International School Guangzhou (UISG) Early Years & Primary Open Days!

Today marks the last day of the 2024-2025 school year! Teachers waved flags from around the world, sending the children off with cheers and smiles! … Every fluttering flag symbolizes an embrace of the world; every bright face reflects a year of growth.

In the Round 3 of Reading Buddies, our Y1 and Y4 students came together for special sessions filled with creativity and shared discovery. As our Y1 learners began their inquiry into the magical world of poetry, their Y4 buddies stepped into the role of mentors, guiding them with enthusiasm and kindness.

June 4th was a day of excitement and accomplishment as our Year 10 students officially completed the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme (MYP). With the challenges of the ePortfolio and eAssessment now behind them, students stood proudly at the threshold of new opportunities and adventures ahead.