The Secondary Arts Soiree was undoubtedly a triumph, showcasing the remarkable creative and performing-arts talents of our secondary students. The event was an interactive experience that astounded the audience with the exceptional quality of our students' work.
Visual Arts presented a diverse range of work from year 7 to 13, featuring IGCSE and A-level artwork that captivated the audience's attention. Year 8's dance performance, titled Diversity, was a dynamic interpretation of the Black Lives Matter theme, while Spoken Word Poetry by some of our talented performers left the audience spellbound.I n addition, the Year 9 students impressed the audience with their lively performance of a "Malaysian dance." Ending the night on a high note, "The Indinads" band delivered their final song of the season.
A fitting finale to the spectacular evening was the rousing performance from the BSG orchestra that took us on a magical journey to the world of Harry Potter.
Throughout the evening, our students' brilliance kept the attention of the crowd, and we are incredibly proud of their creativity and hard work. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to our passionate and dedicated teachers for nurturing these young talents.
An interview with our BSG student-Lily
Nord Anglia students to connect at annual Summit to develop leadership skills to apply in designing creative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals
Guangzhou, 20 June 2025 — The British School of Guangzhou, part of the prestigious Nord Anglia Education family, is proud to announce that our Year 11 students, Sally, Yuka, Kate and Sharif have been selected to attend this year’s 2025 Nord Anglia Student Summit in Houston, Texas, a transformative leadership event focused on global citizenship, sustainability, and student-led innovation.
