Nearing its 90th anniversary, Yew Chung Yew Wah Education has inaugurated a broad scholarship programme aimed at recognising and celebrating academic excellence and talent. It also seeks to create opportunities for outstanding students from diverse backgrounds to enjoy the benefits of a quality international education. The Yew Chung Yew Wah Scholarship Programme invites Grade 7-13 students from around the world to apply.
This year, Wellington College International Shanghai has introduced an all-new dual-language programme for its youngest pupils. With this ambitious pilot project, the College aims to create fully bilingual, biliterate and bicultural pupils through immersion in a dual Chinese and English learning environment. Pupils enrolled in this programme learn every subject, from maths to social studies, in both English and Chinese. Their second language is thus no longer just one of several academic subjects; it is a medium of instruction in the classroom all day. As a result, they not only learn both languages, they learn how to learn in the languages.
On June 18, 2021, EtonHouse Education Group, Shanghai Campus were confirmed by the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO), which means they successfully met the IBO global Primary Years Programme standards and practices requirements, obtaining the IB PYP authorization for high quality international education, and officially became a member of the IB World Schools.
EtonHouse Shanghai has been committed to creating an environment that supports students learning by inquiry. In terms of both indoor and outdoor facilities, the high requirements of IB are taken as the standard to support students to stimulate inquiry through play and child-led interest.EtonHouse Shanghai attaches great importance to children's choice, voice and ownership. There are English and Chinese teachers for each class, creating an immersive language learning environment for children to learn a second language while listening to children's voices more attentively.
Although autumn this year came particularly late in Shanghai, The Little Urban Centre's annual Harvest Festival is never late! The toddlers welcomed an organic farm onto campus to celebrate the changing of leaves, cooler temperatures, and a bountiful produce harvest. Every family had a great time experiencing the farmer's market and enjoyed the carnival games as well as the autumn art collections.
This year marks the third anniversary of Shanghai Hongwen School, which opened in 2018. From the beginning, Hongwen has adhered to the motto "Student-Centered, Integration of East and West, and Elite Education." A celebration was held on October 22, and featured performances, including singing and dancing, recitation, calligraphy, stage plays, English musicals, group exercises, choir, ballet and more, performed by faculty and students. The day showcased the talent and drive of Hongwen students, and the hard work they invested over the past three years.
Shanghai Family, Parents&Kids, and HuMaNiuWa's second annual English speech competition wrapped up in October. This year's topic was "My Hometown." More than 400 students participated in the competition. The first place winners were Bella Pek from Harrow International School (elementary school), Charlie Hogg from Wellington College International (middle school), and Winnie Yichen Xiong from Shanghai High School International Division (high school). Congratulations to the winners!
The theme for next year was announced as "Green Your Power, Power Your Future." The 2022 Student Voices will be sponsored by PETRONAS energy group. Company experts will provide material about renewable energy sources for students as they prepare speeches. Follow our WeChat for more updates.
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