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The Juilliard Creative Classroom has added new activities over the past year and we worked through professional performances and activities that will inspire our students in the topics coming up this term.

Our Principal Mr. Kenny Duncan, gave insight into several education-related subjects in this conversation hosted by the South China Morning Post within the International Schools Festival.

Our teachers have been doing live lessons to ensure our pupils’ learning continues uninterrupted while face-to-face lessons are suspended.

Our Year 5s had a virtual visit from journalist and author Dr Valentina Giannella to talk about her book We Are All Greta.

It was so great to see our parents joined us at Sai Kung and Tai Tam early years campuses last week to watch children’s Christmas performances.

Our Creature Comforts topic culminated last week with year 2 presenting their endangered animal dioramas to their buddies.

This week saw the first large performances in our New Kwun Tong Campus. The show opened with a Winter Concert from our Upper Primary Choir and secondary students.

Our Primary Choir were in fine voice at the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony at The Hari Hotel last Friday.

This year was the first time Nord Anglia students had been invited to compete the UK Mathematics Trust, and seven of our Higher Level Mathematics students from Year 12 and Year 13 took part.

On Wednesday 17th and Thursday 18th November Year 12 IB Theatre Students performed the play ‘Every Brilliant Thing’.

NAIS HK Chess club sent a team to the Caissa Chess Schools Championship 2021 for the U10 division. The team powered through and we came out on top by winning the trophy for first place!

We wanted to say a huge thank to our school community for their overwhelming support with the Box of Hope campaign.

Our NAISHK Music department held an IGCSE/IB Recital Evening yesterday in Secondary Campus.

Year 6 thoroughly enjoyed their ‘DNA DAY’ this week when they dressed up as scientists and learned all about our genetic makeup!

It’s such a pleasure to see the first MIT challenge of the year taking place with our new Year 2 arrivals in Lam Tin.

We’re introducing an exciting new dimension to our Social Impact Programme with UNICEF.

Brilliant slapstick performances from our secondary students in today’s Mandarin Assembly.

Year 11 students were completing their first lesson on the "rates of reaction" topic.

NAISHK students achieved strong results with 100% of our students being awarded 5 or more A*- C grades (including English and Maths), with 49% of the results being grade A*/A.