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We are delighted to announce details of the Summer Camp options which will be available on campus this year. We will run two separate themed options, both of which will provide NAIS Pudong and external students with a plethora of academic and fun activities for a variety of age groups.  Both camp themes aim to build on our values of developing creative, confident and considerate students who are prepared for their futures.

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).

Wednesday 17th and Thursday 18th April - at NAS JiaxingParticipating schools – NAS Jiaxing (Hosts), BISS Puxi, BS Nanjing, NACIS Shanghai, NAIS Pudong, NAS Nantong, NAS Suzhou

Whatever the occasion, whatever your tastes, Shanghai’s booming online food shopping market is certain to have what you’re looking for.

OPENING MINDS, OPENING LIVES (OMOL)- A NAIS PUDONG STUDENT INITIATIVE

Discover the range athletics disciplines NAIS Pudong offer students and the official rules and regulations for FOBISIA athletics competitions.

Learn more about the official rules and regulations for FOBISIA swimming competitions. Swimming is a fun activity offered to NAIS Pudong students.

This very simple question can be very difficult to answer. Indeed, it is the basis of much academic work and there are many eminent theorists in this field, but the most important thing for us is that by answering this question we can understand the basis of great teaching.

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Supporting children from various backgrounds as all international schools do, creates a range of needs in the students that walk through our doors. Most of the children at NAIS Pudong are what we call EAL learners to some degree or another but what does EAL mean?

Learning outside the classroom supports the development of healthy and active lifestyles by offering children opportunities for physical activity, freedom and movement, and promoting a sense of well-being.

The concept of wellbeing is one which is not new in education nor new in societal mindset. However, what is new is the realisation of the importance it really holds in our capacity to flourish both personally and professionally. Students have always faced challenges whether due to academic or social pressure, yet today these challenges of growing up are combined with life in the 21st Century. Our thirst for speedy knowledge, the interconnectedness of social media and the manipulative nature of news media all means that student wellbeing is being tested to new levels. All schools will prioritise wellbeing, mental health and mindfulness but the aim of NAIS Pudong is to equip our students with the tools they need to cope with life’s challenges- to become independent, self-aware adults and global citizens.

Learn more about our fantastic Early Years provision at NAIS Pudong in this interview with Tamara Keenan, Deputy Head of Primary. Tamara is an experienced Early Years practitioner who is passionate about ensuring that all children have the best possible opportunities to embrace and benefit from our Be Ambitious philosophy. You want your child to excel, so do we.

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“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you will go.” – Dr Suess.

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Professional Development at NAIS Pudong