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Round 2 of this year’s Academic Cup produced two highly competitive matches - and set up a repeat of last year’s final.

Our Parent Mixer Night brought parents and teachers together for an evening filled with conversations, laughter and new connections.

The first round of this year’s Nord Anglia China Academic Cup certainly lived up to expectations, with four competitive matches, some decisive steals and one contest that could not have been closer.

Welcome to The Greenhouse, our brand-new dining space bringing more choices to every student!

New semester, FIND YOUR MORE #CONNECTION with BSN

FIND YOUR #MORE at BSN!

Today, we're pleased to introduce four new teachers joining BSN in key subject leadership roles.

As we prepare for another exciting academic year, we're delighted to welcome a new group of talented educators to the BSN community.

Here’s our step-by-step guide on how to apply for your child’s place at a Nord Anglia Education school.

Our Year 5 students travelled to Beijing for an exciting and enriching four-day adventure!

Our Year 4 students enjoyed an unforgettable adventure at Taihu Lake, filled with challenge, teamwork and discovery！

We are pleased to announce the important leadership adjustment within our Academic Leadership Team.

A group of young explorers spent a rewarding and unforgettable week at BSN!

As graduation season arrives, our Class of 2026 came together for a memorable Prom Night to celebrate the end of an important chapter.

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At BSN, learning is not simply taught - it is experienced, shared, and brought to life.

This year, BSN graduates secured offers from 38 top universities worldwide, huge congrats to BSN Class of 2026! More good news coming soon!

On Monday, The British School of Nanjing was transformed into a vibrant celebration of culture, creativity, and community spirit as pupils, parents, and staff came together for this year’s Diversity Day.

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