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NAIS Pudong Scholarships
Scholarship applications are now open.
This week, students and staff across the school showed awareness of their own self-care and demonstrated support for their friends, classmates and colleagues by wearing yellow items for World Mental Health Day. First celebrated in 1992, this has become a global staple awareness day, highlighting the importance of mental health education, awareness and advocacy against social stigma.
Our pastoral care programme, including a wide range of Personal Social Health Education (PSHE) and Guidance elements, in- and out-of-school counselling services & support, and wellbeing programme all contribute to this cause right across the year, but it was wonderful to see such commitment from everyone in school, demonstrating a core element of our school values in showing consideration for others, while also developing personal confidence in themselves.
Our Parents and Community Association (PCA) also showed their support by incorporating the theme into this week’s Movie Night, showing the celebrated Disney movie Inside Out, which is resoundingly seen as a very successful child-friendly cinematic approach to the topic of wellbeing, emotions and feelings and how children can successfully work with those.
Also, the Secondary English Department hosted a Poetry Slam in conjunction with World Mental Health Awareness Day. Slam poetry is a form of competitive spoken word poetry that combines performance, writing, and audience engagement. It often features personal, social, or political themes, allowing poets to express their experiences and emotions dynamically and powerfully. This event provided students with an opportunity to showcase their creativity and confidence while offering a valuable expressive outlet. Participants selected their own topics and composed original poems, which they performed in front of students from all year groups. The students demonstrated a commendable ability to convey significant themes through voice intonation and facial expressions. We extend our pride and commendation to the following students for their bravery in taking part in this Poetry Slam: Nina L M, Samyak K, Aomi O, Lorna S, Ashwina K, Eashan B and Mia T. The winners of the competition will be announced next week.
Thank you to our whole community for being so positively committed to such an important cause!
After years of dedication, creativity, and resilience, our graduates have successfully completed their IB journey at NAIS Pudong. As they prepare to step into brighter futures—scattered across the globe to prestigious universities and beyond—we invite you to meet the remarkable individuals who make up this year’s cohort.
Here at NAIS Pudong, we are proud of our wonderful facilities and of the major improvements that we have made over the previous two years to our campus. We would now like to share these facilities with our family community starting on May 9th 2025.
We were delighted to welcome Mr Justin Foley to our campus earlier this week to continue our Industry Expert series, a programme which sees specialists from a variety of industries come to talk with our senior students about their pathways and career planning.
On the 10th of Jan, under the theme of Unity & Belonging,5 NAIS Pudong students took part in the TEDx youth event at our sister school at BSB Shunyi. This provided a wonderful opportunity for our students to demonstrate their own creative thinking and confidence in public speaking in front of a live audience which at some point reached nearly 20,000 viewers accessing the live feed.