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The British School of Guangzhou community kicked off December the right way with a very special ‘Winter Wonderland’ event, celebrating all that is special about this season. Our Toddlers, Pre-Nursery, Nursery, Reception and Year 1 students gathered at The Jumeirah Hotel, in their most stunning festive outfits, along with their friends and family.

Remember, this is a charity event. The more people who attend, the more we can raise for the Hopeful Hearts Charity and make a difference together. We look forward to seeing you on November 9th! Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to have fun, connect with others, and support a great cause.

Our nurses have a wealth of experience, both in China and internationally.

Catch up with Term 2's classroom highlights in our latest BSG Newsletter — available to view and download below!

Our parents are our greatest ambassadors, and your thoughts about the school have a huge impact on how we continue to offer a world-class education for students.

Our social and environmental report 2021/22 is available to view and download.

Meet Monica Daryani, our Assistant Head and Chief Designated Safeguarding Lead, who has been with BSG for 15 years.

Catch up with Term One's classroom highlights in our latest newsletter.

Nord Anglia Education and UNICEF have entered into a new, three-year global partnership.

Paul discusses what brought him to BSG and how his previous military experience makes him a firm believer in having a strong set of core values.

A brilliant 3 weeks of activities at BSG Summer School!

Now available here for digital download. A printed hardcopy will be making its way to each family from 11th June.

Our new Head of Secondary, Paul McConnell, will be joining BSG in August. Paul has worked at Nord Anglia schools in Thailand and Qatar.

10 trophies from 10 events sees the BSG Rhinos win more medals than ever!

BSG students have made a video to help explain what being part of a family of over 50 international schools worldwide means.

You have helped us to save lives.

On Tuesday 10th January, students joined the Hopeful Hearts team to visit the children who will be staying on the wards over the Chinese New Year period. They arrived baring gifts including baby crib mobiles and teddy bears.

We joined the Hopeful Hearts team to meet little Wen Junxi, an 8-month-old boy who is in need of heart surgery.

Thanks to your generous donations and support, we have now funded life-saving heart surgery.