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From the 16th to the 20th of May, the British School Guangzhou had the incredible opportunity to participate in this year’s FOBISIA Intermediate Choir and Orchestral Festival held at the British School Jakarta.

It is our pleasure to extend to you our invitation to become a part of ourhigh-achieving community and take advantage of our scholarship programme.Tailored to students aged 9 to 16 (Year 5-Year 12), our programme caters to a wide range of passions and interests.

We traveled to The British School of Beijing, Shunyi, where we competed against three other schools. We had four teams, named the Coding Carrots, AI Intelligence, Dia, and BSG Bratz. The points among all the BSG teams were very close, but team Dia emerged as the victors and secured second place. The team 'Code 4' from Nord Anglia International School Hong Kong were the overall winners and secured first place.

At the British School of Guangzhou, we are overjoyed to share a moment of immense pride and accomplishment as several of our exceptional students have received early university offers from renowned institutions in the UK.

At the British School of Guangzhou, we are overjoyed to share a moment of immense pride and accomplishment as several of our exceptional students have received early university offers from renowned institutions in the UK.

Our graduates’ university placements included many of the world’s leading destinations in the UK, US, Hong Kong and Europe. Much of this success can be attributed to academic achievement.

Leadership at BSG takes many forms. On an individual level, we believe our students have an important role in leading their learning. We encourage them to be highly engaged learners who understand their strengths and appreciate their areas for development.

Academic Enrichment is the process by which students are engaged and successful in a variety of settings beyond the classroom. Academic Enrichment should be fun, different from regular classroom based learning, well-planned, well-led and challenging for all learners.

At the British School of Guangzhou, we firmly believe that the key to nurturing exceptional students lies in the continuous growth and development of our dedicated educators.

At the British School of Guangzhou, the love for science transcends age boundaries, evident from the remarkable learning experiences recently shared by students in Year 1, Year 2, and Year 7 classes.

Last Saturday, Four Seasons was transformed into a magical place as 100 senior students of the British School of Guangzhou gathered for their prom. The theme for the evening was Old Hollywood, and the organizers did an excellent job of creating a vintage set up that transported everyone back in time.

BSG held a successful International Day charity event on Saturday, thanks to the hard work and dedication of supporters from across our whole school community. The event featured country stalls from Poland, China, Great Britain, Korea, China Taiwan, Ukraine, Belgium, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Kuwait, and Malaysia, making it a truly diverse and inclusive affair.

At our Olympic Park campus, we have a dedicated STEAM room. There is a wide range of resources available for students and they are encouraged to explore the room and choose activities independently during our Active Learning time.

We have been able to donate Hopeful Hearts the sum of 50,000RMB.

On Thursday BSG hosted the Guangzhou International Schools Elementary Sports U11 football tournament.

On Tuesday, we celebrated international Pi day, March 14th or 3.14. Students have been engaged with Pi and Mathematics related activities all week. Monday saw a ferocious competition between houses answering increasingly difficult maths questions.

On Tuesday our U14s Volleyball teams played their final game of the season in the GISSA Championship at UISG.