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Learn what computational thinking is, and how Computer Science at The British School of Nanjing equips students with CT literacy skills.

Ten students from BSN brought took part in in the United Kingdom Mathematics Trust (UKMT) Senior Challenge Competition aimed at students in Year 12 and 13 and they brought home Gold, Silver and Bronz Awards making us all very proud.

IGCSE History can be quite challenging as topics are explored in more depth and the exam questions are more demanding, however our students have coped very well with stepping up from year 9 to IGCSE.

Year 8A were in for a special treat this month with Nicholas Mahmat from Juilliard tuning in all the way from New York for a very special drama lesson.

Mathematics plays a major role in a child’s development and helps children make sense of the world around them.

We are delighted to announce that our Juventus Nanjing Football Academy will be restarting back at BSN from Sunday, November 8th. 2020

We are pleased to announce the restart of some of our after-school Foxes sport teams.

Our History teacher, Mr Geary explains why he loves teaching history.

We feel so lucky to be involved in a spectacular collaboration with the world-famous Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) based in Boston, USA.

Last students in Key Stage 3 took part in the Asia Pacific Halloween Competition on Manga High.

Students of all ages learn best when they are engaged and enjoying their learning.

Students in Year 7 have been looking at the Reformation in 16th Century in England.

Welcome to our new Head of Primary!

Students and teachers at BSN, part of Nord Anglia Education family of schools, are celebrating today after receiving their long-awaited A-level and IGCSE results.

Saturday 4th July saw students from the British School of Nanjing light up the stage in a dazzling display of talent that rivalled any Independence Day fireworks show!

Congratulations to our IGCSE Art students, Kadri and Sophia on their final exam art work!

After weeks of home learning through the Nord Anglia Virtual School Experience, it was an absolute pleasure to be able to welcome back to school the older students from senior school on the 7th April.

Over the past two weeks, our Head Boy has been busy organizing lunch time discussion activities for all senior students.

This week is Teacher Appreciation Week around the world and 64 of our students recorded short messages of thanks to our teachers.

With the Nord Anglia Virtual School Experience entering its third month, students and teachers have been learning what makes great lessons online and honing their skills on the technology; however, for one group of students, screen time is not always so easy – and whilst our youngest students love seeing their teacher onscreen, they benefit most from hands-on, practical and creative tasks that aren’t always easy to deliver via WiFi…