Over the past two weeks, students have experienced an enriching and diverse summer school programme at BSG, that has proven to be a resounding success. The programme offered a range of activities designed to engage and educate, ensuring that students had a productive yet enjoyable summer.
The program placed a strong emphasis on language, performance art, sports and STEAM. Through speaking, listening and writing activities, students improved their proficiency in English. Art lessons were another highlight of this programme, providing students with the opportunity to express their creativity through various mediums.
During STEAM lessons, students participated in hands-on projects, learning to code, developing engineering skills and simply having fun. These projects enhanced their understanding of the subjects and also fostered creativity and problem-solving skills.
In addition to STEAM, our programme included Music where students engaged in singing, instrument playing and music appreciation. The Drama activities allowed students to explore their creative sides, improve their public speaking skills and build confidence through performance. Sports was also a major part of the programme, encouraging physical fitness, teamwork and discipline. Students participated in various sports from football, basketball to less traditional activities, such as bench ball, catch the flag etc. ensuring there was something for everyone.
Overall, the two weeks of summer school have been incredibly successful offering a well-rounded experience that balanced academics, creativity, physical activity and language skills. Students left the program with new knowledge, improved skills and wonderful memories, setting them up for continued success in the future.
See you all again next year in Summer School 2025!!!
The Primary Music Showcase took place on Wednesday, November 15th and was a huge success!
In celebration of St Patrick’s day, 10 members of our Primary Choir were invited to the residence of the British Consul General as part of an event for Chinese - Northern Irish relations.
As part of a premium international school, we encourage and support students in sharing their ideas and being a part of the process on how the school develops.
