At UISG, summer is never a “learning gap” — it is the perfect time to cultivate curiosity, build creativity, and broaden global perspectives. From June 22 to July 17 (four weeks), our international faculty will deliver full‑day, full‑English immersion in small class settings. The programme is open to all children aged 2–14, regardless of which school they attend.
A huge thank you to the students, staff, and parents who contributed to the final School Consultative Forum (SCF) for the year, which took place yesterday at UISZ. It was a wonderful time to celebrate all the success stories this year in Primary, Secondary, and Boarding. I was particularly impressed by the student presentations—seeing them take agency in their learning and making a positive impact on our school community is truly inspiring.
With the completion of the Economics paper, the 2026 DSE exams have officially come to an end. First of all, to every student who has persevered until the very last moment
I hope this message finds you well. As we head into the May Day long weekend, I wish you all a truly relaxing and restful break. Please remember that there will be no school on Friday, May 1, or Monday, May 4, due to the May Day holidays. School will resume on Tuesday, May 5, and we look forward to welcoming you back on that day.
We invite you to our Open Day on Saturday, May 16, 2026, to step into our world and discover the UISG difference.
Summer is approaching. A common question among parents is how to help children stay engaged and continue learning during the break, rather than letting those long weeks slip by without growth.
At UISG, summer is not a “gap” – it is a season to spark curiosity, build skills, and broaden horizons.
From June 22 to July 17, 2026, a four‑week summer program will be open to students aged 2–12, both on and off campus. Taught by the international faculty in a full English immersion setting, the program features small class sizes and four flexible themed weeks, allowing every child to find their own pace and passion.
This past week, our Grade 12 students have been in their final stretch of preparation for the IB exams that begin next Monday, and we have been inspired by their focus and resilience. Additionally, we are thrilled to celebrate the first university offer has come in for our DSE students, who are wrapping up their exams in Hong Kong, and we look forward to many more over the coming weeks!
Last week was a true Cobras moment for uisz school! We hosted the PRC Yellow High School Girls Football Tournament, and our girls demonstrated true grit, heart, and incredible determination. Every match was tightly contested, with three games decided by intense penalty shootouts. No matter the pressure, our team fought for every single ball and left everything on the pitch.
Thank you to every parent who joined us for today’s Parent-Teacher-Student Conferences at UISZ. These moments of connection and listening to your child share their learning journey, are at the heart of our partnership.
DSE Chinese Exam begins today！Morning starts with a nutritious breakfast: whole-wheat bread, boiled egg, oatmeal porridge, banana, and warm water. Simple, light, and stomach-friendly. Students eat without worry, feeling energized for the exam. A warm breakfast is the first boost for their stamina.
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