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‘A reader lives a thousand years before he dies…’ writes acclaimed fantasy author George R.R. Martin and in Year 6, it feels like we’ve crammed a year’s worth of literary experiences into one four-day week.

Year 6 have been learning about the destructive nature of floods as part of our first STEAM challenge of 2022!

Year 5 and Year 6 have started playing Ultimate Frisbee this week.

“You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation” – Plato

Last week four Year 6 students were fortunate enough to attend the annual Nord Anglia STEAM Week at MIT in Boston, which hosted 26 Nord Anglia schools from all around the world.

Linked to our Climate Change topic, Year 6 have been reading short stories about climate change in English.

Y6 Falcons have been having a wonderful time during International Week!

Mr Peck received the warmest welcome from Year 6 and was already impressed with all the Eagles!

Year 6 Eagles have begun an enquiry into how climate change is affecting people and places all around the world.

On Monday 19th June, Primary students had their End of Year Ceremony where they got to review all the wonderful things that have happened throughout the year. After this, Year 6 stayed and celebrated their Graduation from Primary with their families.

Year 6 had a fantastic trip to Latitude on Thursday 15th June. It was a full on physical workout as they bounced, climbed and flipped. This was a well deserved treat after a year of such hard work. Well done Eagles class.

It has been a pleasure to see our boys and girls join the 5th generation of karate students!

The Year 6 children had a very special event this week, celebrating their graduation from primary school ready for a new chapter in their life at secondary school in August.

The children worked extremely hard over the 2 day competition and represented BSB Sanlitun extremely well.

Three teams of U11 footballing legends assembled in an orderly fashion in the gym at 9.20am to embark on another journey to Beijing City International School (BCIS) and participate in the yearly JISAC Football Exchange held there.

With the new school year at BSB Sanlitun, we have a new group of children at the top of our school. As well as having a lot of learning to do they have additional responsibilities as the oldest children.