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Our graduation ceremony for the Class of 2026 was a moving celebration of achievement, character and growth. This was a graduating class with many different journeys, languages, starting points and aspirations, yet they came together with kindness, humour and quiet strength.

Music in the Global Campus

Our swim team dove into competition at the FOBISIA Swimming Invitational in Phuket, Thailand, making waves against some impressive international talent.

On January 8-9, 2026, six incredible school bands from across China rocked the stage at the Nord Anglia China Regional Battle of the Bands Festival in Shanghai! The participating schools included British School of Nanjing, NACIS Shanghai, NAS Jiaxing, NAS Suzhou, NAS Beijing, and NAIS Pudong.

On Thursday 5 December, our classrooms were once again filled with excited families as we hosted our Term 1 Showcase. This much-loved event invited parents into school to learn more about their child’s progress and to experience the vibrant learning taking place across Early Years, Primary and, for the first time, Secondary. 

At Nord Anglia International School Pudong, we remain committed to ensuring every child experiences a clear and purposeful learning journey. This month, we were delighted to officially launch our new Primary Skills Framework, a major development designed to strengthen clarity, consistency and connection across Reading, Writing and Mathematics. The framework was introduced to families during our recent Tuesday Talk, where parents attended a dedicated presentation and received their own copy of the accompanying booklet.

This week we were delighted to kick off our first Tuesday Talk of the year by welcoming Sophia, Head of Digital Product Design at Disney, for an inspiring session with our Year 10 to Year 13 students.

Learning a new language takes time, confidence and the right guidance. In this video, two of our students share how far they have come since joining our EAL programme. Their progress is already clear and we are incredibly proud of them.

Back in October, Happy performed in the opening production of the Youth Section China Shanghai International Arts Festival with his musical theatre troupe. And Alina has had an incredible year of sport, filled with standout performances and inspiring determination.

We are pleased to share that four of our Year 10 and Year 11 students, Michelle, Eashan, Charlie, and Linus, represented NAIS Pudong at an Oxbridge Preparation Day hosted by our sister school, BISS Puxi, on November 10.

Registration is LIVE for the 2026 Nord Anglia Challenge with IMG Academy in Florida!

Our Social Impact students lived the journey of rice, hand-harvesting grains and learning how eco-farming protects our soil.

What an incredible night! More than 400 guests joined us on Sunday, 9 November for our Bonfire and Chinese Lantern Party at NAIS Pudong.

During Enrichment Week, our Year 8 and 9 students embarked on an unforgettable adventure to Huangshan, filled with discovery, teamwork, and service learning.

Our Year 6 and 7 adventurers had an incredible Enrichment Week exploring the stunning coastal regions of Fujian Province with Wild China Education. They immersed themselves in marine ecology, local culture, and environmental conservation across Luoyuan and Pingtan.

Last Friday, our Year 3 students enjoyed an unforgettable overnight camping trip right here on campus. Excitement filled the air as they arrived with sleeping bags and big smiles, ready for a night of fun and friendship. Working together to set up their tents, they showed great confidence and teamwork while creating their perfect camping spots.

During this year’s Enrichment Week, our Year 10 to 12 students embarked on an unforgettable learning adventure in Sanya.

On 12th June, NAIS Pudong invited parents of Early Years and Primary students to attend the Term 3 Showcase and Year 6 Graduation Ceremony.

Our Y4, Y5 and Y6 students headed to Nantong last week to immerse themselves in three days of hands-on activities that develop practical skills and teamwork.  From fun games such as archery tag, to boat-building competitions, orienteering, survival skills, and cultural engagement, the event was built around the UN Strategic Development Goals of Quality Education (SDG4), Sustainable Cities and Communities (SDG11), and Climate Action (SDG13).

Last week we embraced our status as a wide and varied international school as we celebrated all of the nationalities in International Week!  Amongst a huge variety of different activities each day, we saw students and staff taking part in cultural dances, puzzles and games, quizzes, and many more activities.