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Before the break for Golden Week, the EAL Department held a parent workshop for all parents with students in Primary or Secondary EAL in Years 5-10. The purpose of this event was to allow us the opportunity to meet our parent community, introduce the EAL department and what we do as well as answer any questions.
The workshop covered the following important information:
At BISS, the EAL departments in Primary and Secondary have created a strong curriculum to support our students’ English learning and guarantee an enjoyable learning experience while simultaneously giving them the best possible access to higher educational opportunities.
The parents were introduced to our Cambridge Assessment exams KET, PET and FCE, the IGCSE ESL course as well as IB English B. We looked at how students move seamlessly through these exams, constantly building their English knowledge while obtaining globally-recognised certificates. We spoke about different pathways and exit points, and shared different outcomes and course choices for different students, based on their level of English.
We feel that a student’s success can only be enhanced if there is a close partnership between our teachers, parents, and students. It is only when all of us have a clear understanding of these course requirements and options that we can work towards a diverse choice of courses and achieving each student’s goals for their future and further studies.
On Friday 26 April, Year 9 students were taken on an interactive, immersive and educational experience, in which they were able to take an A – Z look at chocolate production, taking them from bean to bar!
The BISS Ball, held at the W Hotel in Shanghai, was a dazzling affair, combining elegance with purpose. As guests entered the venue, they were greeted by the enchanting ambience that set the tone for a fantastic fundraising evening.
Year 9 students and a very brave Year 12 embarked on a new adventure on the 25 April. Accompanied by two members of the French department, they explored the Former French Concession around Fuxing Park to discover the history and some of the stories of the time when the French thought they could, perhaps settle, in Shanghai.
This year’s NAE-UNICEF Student Summit will take place in Houston, Texas, from 12 to 19 June 2024. We are thrilled to announce that the following three students have been selected to represent BISS Puxi at the summit: Tianyu, Jaeyoon and Salma!
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