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The theme of sustainability and environmental awareness hummed across the school last week, including during Ms Shannan Murphy’s Leadership Lunch on Climate Change.

Pre-Nursery and Tadpoles try to go outside to explore the learning opportunities on offer every day. Our outdoor space, where we held our picnic, provides a safe space for children to move quickly building their physical fitness including muscle tone, heart strength and balance.

Students in the Year 1 Native Group had lots of fun practising their newly learned characters…

Thank you Mrs Alcaraz for lending your amazing skills to our school’s community on the 22nd of May to lead a fun and interactive workshop for BSB Sanlitun parents.

Our Nursery students happily presented all of the songs and dance routines they have been practising (at home and at school) to their families, at our Nursery Picnic with Parents!

Students across the school worked together to share their perspectives on Earth Day, creating posters with environmental themes and slogans...

BSB Sanlitun is gearing up for an exciting visit by the famous and award-winning British Author, Miss Emily Gravett!

BSB Sanlitun has again been showing off its sports skills, most recently with a group of our Year 5 and 6 students proudly playing on the 17th of May’s tournament at BIBS Haidan.

In our Topic lessons we have been learning about weaving. We discovered that weaving is a technique used around the world to make baskets, clothes, chairs and rugs.

This week, the Reception children have begun our exciting topic all about dinosaurs. The students are expanding their vocabulary significantly, especially in relation to dinosaurs, incorporating new words into their play.

For the Digital Habitats Challenge, students were required to pick an endangered animal and to research it thoroughly.

For this year's Art Competition, students were asked to create a unique art piece using recycled materials under the theme of 'Water' for World Oceans Day. For the Digital Habitats Challenge, students were required to pick an endangered animal and to research it thoroughly.

Year 5 children on the German Programme have been learning about Till Eulenspiegel, a German folk hero of the 14th Century.

For this year's Art Competition, students were asked to create a unique art piece using recycled materials under the theme of 'Water' for World Oceans Day. For the Digital Habitats Challenge, students were required to pick an endangered animal and to research it thoroughly.

Student Council members and a small group of Upper Primary students were given the pleasure to attend a presentation and Q&A session with Mrs Viola Di Canossa, from the United Nations Development Programme, here in Beijing.

Our Pre-Nursery community was out in full swing on Wednesday, celebrating the summer together over a picnic with parents!

This term, Year 2’s Topic of ‘How does it grow?’ has allowed us to explore some Food Technology in our cooking room.

Using inspiration from ‘The Whale’ by Ethan and Vita Murrow, Year 4 used writing techniques to plan, draft and publish incredibly atmospheric pieces of work.

During the past month, Year 6 have explored the outstanding achievements of Ancient Greek civilisation.

This week in Chinese we’ve been using our Creative skills in language learning from Nursery all the way up to Year 6.