Sports Day is an event held once a year for every grade level where students, teachers, and parents come together to play hard and have fun. To kick off Sports Day there is performances from each grade level, a Chinese teacher dance, and a Western teacher dance. Then the games begin! Students and parents work together in various relay races competing against other classes in the same grade level. It is such a valuable time to create a strong bond between the parents, students, and teachers while also learning how to display good sportsmanship.

Our second cultural day was amazing to see in action. Our school parents showed us all how dedicated they are to their children and our school. It was amazing to watch classes work together to transform their class area into countries with food, artwork, games, and activities. The students loved learning more about the world around them. It was a day to be remembered!

Our National holiday is always a celebration at our school. This year the staff surprised all the students with a dragon dance performance! Each K3 class performed dances, songs, and plays that were enjoyed by the whole school. Our students and staff looked sharp in their traditional clothing.

We held our K3 graduation ceremony on the last day of school.  Students, teachers and parents were excited to celebrate all of their hard work over the past three years.  The students sang, danced and listened to speeches from their teachers, principals and classmates.  Each child received a diploma before starting the summer holiday.  Thank-you parents and teachers for all of your hard-work and support!  Good luck to the new Grade 1 students!

 Our school has undergone some exciting new renovations!  The back track area has been expanded and is now fully undercover.  We also have a new natural play area for students to explore which includes a small forest, sandpit and tunnel.  Other upgrades include the front gate, entry way, art room, and front courtyard.  Our second and third floor play areas have also become multi-level.  Come and check it out!

Our school has been focusing on learning through play.  Classroom teachers are working to set up learning centers based on curricular goals and student interests.  We’ve seen hospitals, post offices, restaurants, train stations and even a fossil dig site.  During this time, students are able to use their emerging literacy and numeracy skills in meaningful ways.  They are also practicing new vocabulary words and important social skills as they make sense of the world around them.