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Last week the children in Reception had their first local trip to the Italian Bakery.

Students have now finished over a month of school and progress is sprouting. All students are becoming more familiar with our routines in EAL classes, and each student is contributing to our unique classroom cultures.

In Dance class we have been using Juilliard’s Creative Classroom to explore the work of Hip-Hop choreographer, Rennie Harris.

In Year 3, we have been creating storyboards of our book The Egyptian Cinderella.

Last week, Year 2 became knights, princesses and dragons as part of the WOW entry point to the current Dungeons and Dragons Topic.

As part of our ‘To Infinity and Beyond’ topic, the children were excited to have their ‘Wow’ event this week...

This week in Chinese class the students enjoyed a fabulous time learning about and celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival.

Last academic year a very imaginative Year 6 child approached Mr. Brett with an idea. She thought that the Be Ambitious skills, which feature in classrooms, were missing something vitally important...

EAL is all about acquiring English as an additional language from all sources including songs, books and movies...

As part of the Year 3 Entry Point to their topic ‘Walk like an Egyptian’, the children dressed up to look like archaeologists and rose to the challenge to explore an ancient tomb…

Fundamental Movement Skills are the basic building blocks of movement and are an essential part of everyday life and recreational activity...

At BSB Sanlitun, we believe in building transferable skills for the future and beyond.

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

We learn a new language both through actively learning new vocabulary and rules; and passively through immersion in our environment. This week, we’re going to look at some of the ways our EAL students learn English in our lessons.

Marvel comic book illustrator brings to life Clara’s comic book characters.

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.

Reception were cooking up a storm at the Pizza restaurant today.

If you were around school this week you might have caught a glimpse of Year 4 taking on the role of Medical Marvel professors as part of our MIT challenge.

Over the last couple of weeks in Year 2, the children have been learning about the Aztecs and focusing on one story from another culture: The Little Blue Frog, the Aztec Legend of Chocolate.