News, Blog, Podcasts - Page 10 - News Search

Our Nursery children are making strides in becoming more independent in meeting their own needs.

It has been a great week for learning new topics in all Chinese classrooms. Students learned new texts and Chinese characters by engaging in a variety of activities.

In Topic, the children have been exploring how plants grow and what they need to thrive. Through hands-on experimentation and observation, they have embraced their role of scientists, created hypotheses and engaged in critical thinking.

To recognise the great efforts of students that entered the Global Campus Virtual Young Musician of the Year Competition, BSB Sanlitun hosted our talented young artists in three musical soirees across March, in the San building foyer.

A part of our plants theme this week, the children are gardeners, botanists and nature enthusiasts, learning about nature and the tiny creatures that live around us.

The summer term started with a splash as swimming lessons resumed for this academic year! The enthusiasm and excitement amongst the children was palpable as they eagerly boarded the bus to the pool.

For many parents, the phrase ‘cross-curricular learning’ may seem like little more than an academic buzzword. However, this type of curriculum has been an important part of the UK Primary education system since the early 90s-and for good reason! In this article, I will try to define cross-curricular learning in real terms, outline what it looks like in your child’s classroom and highlight its many benefits.

Congratulations to our Bee-utiful Year 3 Team and students, who wowed our school and two buzzing audiences of parents with their production of The Bee Musical!

We have been exploring teeth and how to keep them clean and white.

We are extremely proud to announce that one of our Year 6 students, Melichar (Mel) Bican's film titled ‘Global Family’, won the age 7-11 category for the best film entry in the Animation category! Congratulations Mel!

Everyone will agree that reading is a fundamental skill for every child. But how can we make reading more fun and engaging? I found this wonderful idea of the ‘reading scroll’ (Leserolle) and we tried it out during the book week!

Year 3 had an exciting start to their unit on mass and capacity by exploring differences in weights of everyday objects.

This week in Year 1, the children did a science experiment using eggs during our Topic lessons.

As part of our Upper Primary Enrichment Programme, two Year 6 students in BSB Journalists interviewed our Principal, Mr John Brett. Keep reading to get to know him a bit better!

CHAMPIONS! Not once, but twice! It was a glorious morning of sport for our Year 6 students last Saturday morning who competed in the Masters Handball Tournament at Keystone Academy.

Years 2 and 3 Non-native Groups reviewed what they have learned in the Spring term this past week.

Reception have been having a blast learning all about People Who Help Us! The child enjoyed listening to different stories about firefighters, doctors and vets.

The Year 2s have been very busy learning all about measurement!

This week, Nursery children have been exploring colours via different activities.

In line with our school’s celebration of International Women’s Day, our parent Lyra Lintern joined us for one of our Leadership Lunches and offered us an immersive leap into her world of work as a documentary photographer.