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2012 marks the centennial celebration for Shanghai American School (SAS) since its establishment in 1912 in Shanghai, making it the oldest and largest international school in Shanghai. As part of its centennial celebration week in April, an Alumni Assembly was arranged at SAS.
More than 40 alumni representing classes between the 1930’s and 1950’s flew thousands [...]
In March, the children from the Primary campus of the British International School, Shanghai, performed their stage version of The Wind in the Willows, based on the famous 1908 children’s classic by Kenneth Grahame. Noted for its mixture of mysticism, adventure, morality, and camaraderie and celebrated for its evocation of the English countryside, the story [...]
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When I first entered college, alumni relationships seemed to me like something to exploit. Alumni were individuals who could give you job opportunities and free advice, and even though it didn’t make much sense to me as to why an alum would favour someone attending their alma mater so much, I wasn’t about to start [...]
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Last year in Kuala Lumpur the Lycée Français de Shanghai’s U12 team won the first edition of the French School Asian Soccer Cup. As our players are not afraid of anything, they are now putting their title on the line by organizing the second edition of this sporting event.
Bangkok, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh, Hong [...]
Internationalism speaks in so many ways– culture, language, arts, and best of all: food. From the exotic flavours of the Thai to the classic-but-delicious tastes of the Italian, food is always a highlight of a nation, something that classifies the nation and a nation. But there’s one food that represents our world as one: the [...]
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Moving is never easy, and finding a school for your child can be the hardest part of all. Why don’t we learn from the experiences of other families? Three moms of Concordia International School Shanghai talk to LittleStar about their school search, offering some great ideas on how to find a perfect match for your [...]
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SAS Summer Program 2012
Ages: 4 to 17 years
Dates: June 18th – June 22nd; June 25th – July 6th; July 9th – July 20th
Registration deadline: May 31st
The Shanghai American School Summer Program is now available to any expat student residing in Shanghai. The main educational programs will focus on literacy and incorporate multimedia presentation skills for [...]
For the past six years, the Canadian International School of Beijing has offered successful Summer Camps for all students in Beijing.
Kindergarten Creative Camp
Age: 18 months – 6 years old
Dates: June 25 – July 13 (3 weeks) / July 16 – July 27 (2 weeks) / July 30 – August 10 (2 weeks)
With CISB’s unique [...]
According to a statement attributed to Sigmund Freud, adolescence is a temporary mental illness. Anna Freud suggested that being normal during puberty is itself abnormal.
Statements of this type create veils and prevent people from seeing the wonderful opportunities for personal growth that open up during adolescence.
Problem solving contributes to the empowerment of both parents [...]
In June, 21 members of the Dragon Band at Shanghai Community International School (SCIS), grades 7 - 10, will depart for South East Asia and begin a concert series and school exchange program. They will begin their tour in Kuala Lumpur, performing in the city center with several other bands, and will donate instruments to [...]
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