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After several weeks of waiting, we finally got to see the completed ‘Virtual Choir’ project this week.

After weeks of hard work, auditions, practices and even the occasional temper tantrum, last Friday the final of the annual talent competition: ‘Sanlitun’s got Talent took place. The final 8 acts took to the stage to produce a spectacular and diverse show full of fun, laughter and remarkable creative ability.

Pre-Nursery have had a fantastic time during our topic ‘Helping Hands’.

Have you ever found yourself wondering how communication has changed over time? Even with the latest technology, it had to start somewhere. Year Four are currently investigating how Communication through the Ages has changed and developed over time.

The Easter Egg Competition has been as eggs-citing as it has been every year and there are some very creative displays.

To start off the final term of school Reception have been learning about Dinosaurs.

The Year One children have enjoyed looking at the story ‘The Smartest Giant in Town'.

We have been reading the story Dear Zoo in Pre-Nursery as part of our Book Week celebrations.

On Tuesday 7th March, 17:00 in Main Hall (Primary Campus), Ms Erin Wight will give a presentation to parents and students in which she and our Music teacher Mr Henry Charlesworth will lead a discussion on our collaboration with Juilliard.

This week in Nursery, each class has been exploring a different Nursery Rhyme.

This week we completed our final audio and video recordings of the wonderful ‘Virtual Choir’ project.

Year 4 are having a wonderful time learning about electricity.

Linked to the 'Curious Cities', children from Pre-Nursery to Year 6 are invited to enter this fantastic mask design competition. The very lucky winner, whose design is chosen, will have their mask produced by the Cambridge Mask Company!

This week in Chinese we learned the story of the monster Nián (年, year) and did various kinds of Chinese crafts to celebrate the coming Year of Rooster.