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We are extremely grateful to our amazing British Ball sponsors, who generously supported our very first British Charity Ball in Nanjing, held in The Ritz-Carlton hotel on May 15th.

Our very first Nanjing British Charity Ball was held in The Ritz-Carlton on May 15th. With 250 esteemed guests, without any doubt is be the biggest Gala Dinner in town.

Fieldwork supports the acquisition of transferable skills that students need to use in other subjects, at university and in life more generally.

It was exciting to meet the Chief Scouts, Bear Grylls, live on Zoom.

Some of the key values which bind our school community together are tolerance and respect for others, so we take a strong stance against all forms of bullying and stand in solidarity against those who try to bully others.

1st Nanjing Scouts worked towards their Science badge learning and playing with helicopters.

Talk for Writing is our new approach in Literacy. The Year 3s have really enjoyed learning in this way, and we’re sure they are going to write some wonderful stories.

Primary have all of their Be Ambitious awards in on time!

They say talent is a rare commodity; but with a total of 51 students making it through to the final rounds of BSN Idol this year, it’s clear that talent at BSN runs in the veins of our students!

On Friday 23rd April, 13 of our students were treated to a visit to Nanjing's latest English language bookstore, Tales on Moon Lane.

Communication and language is one of the seven areas of learning in the Early Years and is broken down into three aspects which are speaking, understanding, listening and attention.

In IELTS lessons, to ensure students have solid foundations for the test, they improve their listening, speaking, reading and writing skills via the C1 English Curriculum from the British Council.

Amazing, spectacular, sensational, just a few of the words used to describe this year's Key Stage Two production of Rock Bottom.

Students and staff at The British School of Nanjing are standing up to discrimination and showing racism the red card!

Our students are children and teenagers, and they are lively and full of energy, they should be able to use that energy in a positive way to help improve their learning.

Learning the sound and name of each alphabet letter is a part of the Early Learning Goals that children are aiming to achieve by the time they leave Reception.

We are so proud of Amelia and Dan for receiving Global Campus Certified Teacher Award

During this term, Year 6 artists were exploring traditional batik skills.

Our Community Senior Letters project matched primary schools with care homes to provide human connection during lockdown. Learn more here.