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On 10th October, the stage at BSG was ablaze with energy, creativity, and pure talent as students from Years 7 to 10 lit up the Live Finals of BSG’s Got Talent!

The British School of Guangzhou is thrilled to introduce the British Charity Ball on April 26th, 2025, at the Ritz-Carlton Guangzhou. This prestigious event, themed James Bond "Casino Royale", promises an evening of elegance, entertainment, and philanthropy.

The 'Little Learners’ Playgroup will be running every Tuesday from 9-11 am starting February 14th. Registration is now open. A nominal registration fee of RMB 500 is all that is required to attend for the rest of this academic year. Please scan the QR code on the poster and be part of BSG Little Learners.

Renowned for academic excellence across the world, the British education system (known as the English National Curriculum) is the first choice for many international families.

Meet Monica Daryani, our Assistant Head and Chief Designated Safeguarding Lead, who has been with BSG for 15 years.

Here are the opportunities to learn about some of the best destinations for your university studies.

Our first event at the newly-opened campus.

The traditional event pulls students and staff together for the first house competition of the year.

A founding member of BSG's science department in 2009, Dr Emmerton was inspired to return to the school after his child's experience at the Nord Anglia Global Games.

See our teachers in action and get to know what learning will look like for your child.

Our Summer School offered a unique, extracurricular experience for students staying in Guangzhou.

Nord Anglia Education and UNICEF have entered into a new, three-year global partnership.

An online gallery of the exceptional artwork produced by students from Years 11-13.

The school production of the popular West End hit musical, based on the songs of Queen, was a roaring success.

A digital copy of this year's book is available to view and download here.

Can you imagine how surprised the Year 1 children were when they met Captain Hook at the start of this term?

In Nursery this term, our focus is on sharing and working together. Our core text is ‘The Enormous Turnip’.

BSG alumni reflect honestly about their experiences of growing up in several countries, and whether it has helped them to become 'global citizens'.

‘Hooks’ in the Primary classroom can be many things. They can be trips, videos, outside visits, role-plays and much more.