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Normally, you contact Admissions and schedule a time to tour the campus. But with so many prospective families outside of the country, and strict pandemic protocols that sometimes don’t allow visitors to enter the campus, pivoting to virtual tours makes good sense all around.
It appears that priority for returning on campus was given to higher grades, particularly those preparing for examinations. As of now, beijingkids has received the official word from three Shunyi schools regarding their new plans, as outlined in public statements or letters to families.
You knew you shouldn’t travel outside of China, but even if an area isn’t high risk, now, it could cause problems upon your return.
COVID-19 content related to multiple subjects, such as health, history, Chinese literature, physical education, and of course, biology, will soon be taught in grades one through nine in local schools.
Stay up to date on what’s been happening in Beijing’s international schools.
Some topics are hard for even grown-ups to grasp. We may tackle Plastic-Free Challenges and more sustainable eating practices as individuals, but reversing climate change is still a major fight on multiple fronts.
Stay up to date on what’s been happening in Beijing’s international schools.
WAB’s student-run magazine is now digital, and run by one of beijingkids’ summer interns!
Check out what’s been taking place at Beijing’s international schools this past month.
I’m headed to eighth grade this fall, with my fingers crossed in hopes that schools will be back to normal as soon as possible.