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Last week was a busy and engaging time across our campus, with children participating in Diwali celebrations, launching our Box of Hope initiative, and welcoming inspectors into the school.

At Nord Anglia International School, Hong Kong, we believe that parental showcases are a great way to celebrate learning.

It has been a fantastic week, with many student led initiatives. Well done to all students who have applied for the Student Leadership Council and leadership committees. I look forward to the interview process over the coming weeks.

The Juilliard–Nord Anglia Performing Arts Programme is celebrating its 10th anniversary as of today, marking a decade of transforming education through the performing arts.

Wishing a very Happy Diwali to all families celebrating today. The festival of lights brings such joy and colour to our community, and it was wonderful to see the children in ’Singing Assembly’ learning about this special festival and how it is celebrated.

Welcome back to our final half of the first term and Happy Diwali to all our community that are celebrating this special time.

I hope you and your loved ones had a lovely half-term break last week. As we embark on this new term, I would also like to extend my warmest wishes for a Happy Diwali to those celebrating this vibrant festival of lights, a time for reflection, joy, and togetherness.

Over the weekend, we hosted our first open day of the school year for families that are seeking out the best fit school for their children in Hong Kong.

As we approach the October half-term break, we want to take a moment to celebrate what an incredible start to the year it has been. The children have settled beautifully into their routines, showing growing independence and confidence as they navigate this first half-term.

My congratulations to our NAIS Hong Kong Model United Nations team. Our students led brilliantly, with the entire preparation being co-ordinated by our NAIS Hong Kong MUN leaders, resulting in a hugely successful conference this past weekend.

Last week was certainly an unusual one for us all, with Typhoon Ragasa disrupting our school days.

This weekend marks an exciting milestone for our school as we host NAIS MUN V, Nord Anglia Hong Kong’s fifth Model United Nations conference.

I hope that everyone has enjoyed a relaxing weekend following last week’s typhoon across Hong Kong.

As part of our ongoing commitment to progress and development, I want to share how quality assurance plays a vital role in shaping the future of our school and enhancing outcomes for every child.

It was fantastic to see so many of you in school last week during our recent parent information events.

Thank you for taking the time to attend last week’s Parent-Teacher Conferences. These conversations are an important part of our shared commitment to your child’s learning and development.

We are delighted to welcome parents into school for our upcoming parent-facing events over the coming days and weeks.

This morning, I had the privilege of seeing off our Year 5 students and their teachers as they embarked on their residential trip to Beijing.

Last week, our Nursery children had an exciting time learning about firefighters and marine police.

During the first six weeks of the academic year, our priority is to lay a strong foundation of belonging for every child.