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Of the 5 top prizes at the conference BSN students won 2 of them.

Our Year 3 students have been on an exciting journey learning about food groups, balanced eating, and the health benefits of different nutrients.

Students in Year 1 and 2 participated in their annual Sports Day on Monday morning 9th May.

Students in Year 1 and 2 participated in their annual Sports Day on Monday morning 9th May.

The Key Stage 1 performed the play 'Eddie the Penguin Saves the World!' a winter themed play all about environmental issues, from recycling to saving water and gas.

The Key Stage 1 performed the play 'Eddie the Penguin Saves the World!' a winter themed play all about environmental issues, from recycling to saving water and gas.

The British School of Nanjing was delighted recently to see one of its students, Oliver in Year 7, have a question answered by Dr Caroline Ummenhofer, scientist, professor and leading climatologist in the MIT.

The British School of Nanjing was delighted recently to see one of its students, Oliver in Year 7, have a question answered by Dr Caroline Ummenhofer, scientist, professor and leading climatologist in the MIT.

Children’s illustrator and author, Anita Niasi, visited the school as part of our celebration of Book Week.

Children’s illustrator and author, Anita Niasi, visited the school as part of our celebration of Book Week.

This trip was a fantastic and exciting way to end the topic unit "Dinosaur Planet".

The students have had an exciting start back at school by beginning a brand new topic (Gods and Mortals) all about Ancient Greece.

Last week was an action-packed week of swimming for our Primary School students!

Primary have all of their Be Ambitious awards in on time!

It definitely was a surprise for our Y1 students as they headed off into the valley with their teddy bears or soft toys to have a picnic to start our new unit on, ‘The enchanted woodland.’

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

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

Students of all ages learn best when they are engaged and enjoying their learning.

1st Nanjing Beaver Scouts are finding out about what plants need to grow. We will grow plants in pots and look after them over the ensuing months.

We have all had a great start to our new school year with the children all settling into their class and school routines. We would like to thank all our families for working alongside our Early Years staff and helping our students to settle in the morning by reassuring the children.