As part of the Classroom Without Walls Programme, Grade 5 students took part in a four-day exploration trip to Tianjin, designed around a thematic exploration, independent inquiry, and hands on learning. Students investigated the city through the connected lenses of ocean, industry, culture, and collaboration.
Under the Classroom Without Walls Programme, Grade 6 students joined a four-day learning journey to Luoyang Ancient City, exploring the historical and cultural heart of China. Luoyang, once considered the centre of China, provided a powerful setting for students to reflect on continuity, change, and national identity.
CWWP: Xi’an Ancient City Trip As part of the Classroom Without Walls Programme, Grade 7 students took part in a four-day learning journey to Xi’an Ancient City. The trip was designed around experiential and inquiry based learning, connecting nature, history, culture, science, and service through immersive fieldwork. Students explored some of China’s most significant historical sites, including the Xi’an City Wall, the Terracotta Warriors and Horses, Hanyangling Mausoleum, and the Shaanxi Archaeological Museum. These visits were supported by hands on […]
Education thrives when curiosity meets experience. At BWYA, the CWWP transforms traditional learning into immersive journeys that connect students with culture, nature, and real-world challenges.
Theory of Knowledge is a subject that encourages students to reflect on what they know—and how they know it. But it also requires them to consider what they don’t know, and this is one of the key objectives behind our Survival Day trip.
A group of Grade 8 and Grade 10 students from BWYA embarked on an unforgettable overseas school trip to the University of California, Berkeley, in San Francisco. Led by Dr. Richard Harrison, this marked BWYA’s third year participating in the Global Innovation Race, a prestigious program hosted by the Digital Media Academy at Stanford University.
This year’s Xi’an trip was an unequivocal success with tonnes of culture, learning, and laughter. The many museums and fantastic activities kept the students entertained for the entire four days
Qingdao, on the Shandong Peninsula, is a historic maritime fortress. Eighth-grade students explored the Badaguan Scenic Area and International Architecture Complex, showcasing diverse architectural styles from over 20 countries.
Sixth-grade students visit the birthplace of Confucian culture, Qufu, to personally experience the origin and development of this culture. Confucian culture is one of the longest-lasting and most influential cultures in Chinese history.
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!
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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.
