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Amazing, spectacular, sensational, just a few of the words used to describe this year's Key Stage Two production of Rock Bottom.

Students and staff at The British School of Nanjing are standing up to discrimination and showing racism the red card!

Our students are children and teenagers, and they are lively and full of energy, they should be able to use that energy in a positive way to help improve their learning.

Learning the sound and name of each alphabet letter is a part of the Early Learning Goals that children are aiming to achieve by the time they leave Reception.

We are so proud of Amelia and Dan for receiving Global Campus Certified Teacher Award

During this term, Year 6 artists were exploring traditional batik skills.

Our Community Senior Letters project matched primary schools with care homes to provide human connection during lockdown. Learn more here.

The Year 6 Scientists turned into lab-based investigators today as they solved the mystery of who had stolen one of Mr Lungley’s valuable paintings from his 4th floor Art Studio.

This is the time for students to become very selective in what they study. They specialise by studying three different subjects at A level (Advanced level) and if they are really determined, the timetable will allow a fourth subject to be studied.

This year for the Christmas production the Early Years students took to the spotlight with Ralph the Reindeer.

The Beavers and Cubs of the 1st Nanjing Beaver Scouts Colony celebrated their 10th birthday recently, with Bear Grylls, the U.K. Chief Scout, adventurer and TV presenter, recognizing a decade of Scouting Service in the city.

To kick off the Christmas Spirit, we began as we do every year, with our tree-lighting ceremony.

Learn what computational thinking is, and how Computer Science at The British School of Nanjing equips students with CT literacy skills.

Ten students from BSN brought took part in in the United Kingdom Mathematics Trust (UKMT) Senior Challenge Competition aimed at students in Year 12 and 13 and they brought home Gold, Silver and Bronz Awards making us all very proud.

IGCSE History can be quite challenging as topics are explored in more depth and the exam questions are more demanding, however our students have coped very well with stepping up from year 9 to IGCSE.

Year 8A were in for a special treat this month with Nicholas Mahmat from Juilliard tuning in all the way from New York for a very special drama lesson.

Mathematics plays a major role in a child’s development and helps children make sense of the world around them.

We are delighted to announce that our Juventus Nanjing Football Academy will be restarting back at BSN from Sunday, November 8th. 2020

We are pleased to announce the restart of some of our after-school Foxes sport teams.

Our History teacher, Mr Geary explains why he loves teaching history.