As part of their drama course, the grade 9 drama students were asked to put on a performance for a large number of their classmates. We spoke to the stars of the show to get some insight into this assessment and to find out why drama is so important to them.
Recently, Max (G5S) and Ryan (G5P) competed in the National History Day competition in Shanghai. They were in different teams but we are incredibly proud to report that they came 1st and 2nd in the junior bracket! Listen to their story below!
As part of their Art studies, Grade 7 ventured out to the National Arts & Crafts Museum on Tuesday. There they discovered the pinnacle of traditional art and got to try out some of these techniques for themselves!
World Book Day is back! The students from Upper & Lower Primary got to dress up again as some of their favourite characters from their favourite works of fiction. Take a look at some of the incredible costumes and meet some of the students in the video below!
With over 100 extra curricular clubs and activities across the school, it is always an important time when all of the clubs band together to try to recruit new members for the new semester.
This BWYA concert combined three entire concerts all into one, creating an absolutely jam packed music extravaganza! The audience was treated to three times more super talented students than ever before!
As part of their ‘Earth, Land, and Water’ theme, Grade 2 went out and visited the incredible Geological Museum of China to learn more about our planet and what it is hiding beneath its surface.
On Thursday, Grade 1 ventured out to the incredible Light, Science & Technology Museum in Beijing. They were shown around an amazing collection of light and sound exhibitions which the students were completely mesmorised by, as you can see from the video below.
WASC & SLO Training Session On 6 December the primary and secondary schools’ PTA parent representatives participated in learning about the WASC accreditation process, and the school-wide self-study project hosted by the secondary school principal, Mr. Robert Wang. Subsequently, the primary school principal, Mr. Tim Sharpe led the parents in discussions with activities on the Student Learner’s Outcome. It was a rewarding experience for all the parents to engage in discussions and learning about the benefits of WASC accreditation.
We are committed to excellence and united by our shared values:
Beijing World Youth Academy strives to provide members of our community with excellent learning opportunities that incorporate critical investigation, exposure to different cultural perspectives and assessment against objective criteria. Our mission is to develop principled, open-minded thinkers who are capable of integrating with diverse international communities and who are empowered to shape their environs for the improvement of quality of life for themselves and others.
