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In an education system that often directs attention towards the highest achievers and those who need the most support, the learners in the middle can sometimes be overlooked – not intentionally, but simply because they seem to be managing well.

Introducing #NAISPudongLocations – a new series where we shine a light on the incredible places that make our campus so special.

At Nord Anglia International School Pudong, we remain committed to ensuring every child experiences a clear and purposeful learning journey. This month, we were delighted to officially launch our new Primary Skills Framework, a major development designed to strengthen clarity, consistency and connection across Reading, Writing and Mathematics. The framework was introduced to families during our recent Tuesday Talk, where parents attended a dedicated presentation and received their own copy of the accompanying booklet.

This week we were delighted to kick off our first Tuesday Talk of the year by welcoming Sophia, Head of Digital Product Design at Disney, for an inspiring session with our Year 10 to Year 13 students.

Learning a new language takes time, confidence and the right guidance. In this video, two of our students share how far they have come since joining our EAL programme. Their progress is already clear and we are incredibly proud of them.

Back in October, Happy performed in the opening production of the Youth Section China Shanghai International Arts Festival with his musical theatre troupe. And Alina has had an incredible year of sport, filled with standout performances and inspiring determination.

We are pleased to share that four of our Year 10 and Year 11 students, Michelle, Eashan, Charlie, and Linus, represented NAIS Pudong at an Oxbridge Preparation Day hosted by our sister school, BISS Puxi, on November 10.

Registration is LIVE for the 2026 Nord Anglia Challenge with IMG Academy in Florida!

Our Social Impact students lived the journey of rice, hand-harvesting grains and learning how eco-farming protects our soil.

In today’s interconnected world, English is more than a subject on the timetable. It is a global tool for communication, access and opportunity. The ability to use English fluently touches every part of a young person’s life: academic success, social confidence and future career prospects. Organisations such as the British Council have documented how English can drive economic and educational opportunity across countries, making language learning a strategic investment for families and schools alike.