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Last week teachers and children alike were thrilled to meet Erin Wight from The Juilliard School in New York.

You have been invited to the British Embassy Christmas Bazaar!

Next week we are delighted to invite you in for our PwP sessions in school. Please find further information about them here.

Following on from the U9 success, it was now the turn of the Y5/6 children to showcase their talents at the U11 JISAC Invitational Football Tournament at the Beijing City International School (BCIS).

We started our brand new story in Reception this week: Goldilocks and the three bears, as part of our topic 'we are family'.

This week the Alligators, Elephants, Monkeys and Pandas in Year 2 began their new English unit, centred around the story Meerkat Mail.

The Year 6 children had a very special event this week, celebrating their graduation from primary school ready for a new chapter in their life at secondary school in August.

Throughout the Summer term all four classes in Reception have participated in swimming. The impact on the children can be seen throughout their learning.

Last week, the moment all of the children had been waiting for finally arrived…it was time for their residential to Tianjin!

Once again BSB Sanlitun returned back to Beijing with medals strung around their necks jingling and jangling all the way home from a very successful Primary FOBISIA Games.

It has been our Sports Day week where the children have been working hard competing in their houses in a variety of different activities.

The children worked extremely hard over the 2 day competition and represented BSB Sanlitun extremely well.

It’s been a fantastic couple of weeks in Reception as we started our new topic ‘Houses and Homes.’

Year 5 is leading the WHOLE school to collaborate together to create the biggest, most exciting and inventive RUBE GOLDBERG machine that Nord Anglia Education has ever seen!

Our imagination is a very powerful tool. Imaginative play not only promotes the children’s intellectual development but also improves children’s social skills and their creativity.