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I Regret Changing My Son's School - Three Years Later We Moved Him Back

I Regret Changing My Son's School - Three Years Later We Moved Him Back

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Dee Privet’s son was just seven when she decided that moving schools would be the best thing for him.He was settled and happy at his first primary school, had made good friends, and was meeting the expected academic levels for his age. But he’d been diagnosed with both autism and ADHD, and she worried that his school didn’t offer enough support for children with special educational needs (SEN). She feared that, as he got older, he would fail to …See the Story

Beijing Teen Simon Wang Becomes Highest-Drafted Chinese NHL Player

Beijing Teen Simon Wang Becomes Highest-Drafted Chinese NHL Player

Recently, 17-year-old Beijing-born Simon Wang made history as the highest-drafted Chinese player in the National Hockey League (NHL). Born to a family that’s got ice in their veins, Simon first laced up his skates at one of the city’s few ice rinks, when the sport was still growing in popularity. His early years were spent balancing school and hockey, often practicing late into the night after the public rinks had emptied. China isn’t known as a…Read Article

How Beijing’s City Moms Enjoy the Real Outdoors

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How Beijing’s City Moms Enjoy the Real Outdoors

In my family, celebrating milestones is very important. I just completed fourth grade at the Western Academy of Beijing (WAB). Our family loves to explore the world! When my dad asked, “Where would you like to go when school’s out?” I wasn’t sure at the moment, but a few days later, I had the perfect answer: camping. I enjoy living in the city, but just like how many children like candy, if they have too much candy, then they get sick of it. It …Read Article

National exams: Experts tip students on how to study better, manage anxiety

As students gear up for the national examinations for primary, O-Level and A-Level for the 2024–2025 school year, scheduled between June and July, teachers and experts have offered...A-Level · Rwanda See the Story

Creating a Second Language Environment at Home

I’ve spent the last four years of my teaching career in China, and the experience has been nothing short of exceptional. One event I’ve come to expect each year—no matter the school or city—is the parent-teacher conference (PTC). It’s a global constant for educators. PTCs come around at least twice a year and are always full of surprises—it’s like a surprise two-episode season of your favorite drama series, just with more data and fewer plot twi…China · China Read Article

A 13-Year-Old Business Owner’s 3-Step Summer Plan

Running a business from the ground up is hard, especially when you are only 13 years old and do not have any proper investment or any professional team. However, effort and trying things out definitely outweigh the effectiveness of a daydream of success. So, this is what I am planning to do with my business in the summer to hopefully clear the inventory. Step 1: Spread awareness The first thing that I plan to do is DM influencers on Red Note (th…Beijing · Beijing Read Article

How To Make the Most of Summer With Skill-Building Activities

Summer is a wonderful opportunity for children to explore new interests and develop skills outside the traditional classroom setting. However, without planning, the “summer slide” – a decline in academic skills – can occur. Summer is also a crucial time for families to reconnect, recharge, and refresh. Engaging in meaningful activities during the summer is essential for the well-being of students, fostering both emotional and physical health. He…Beijing · Beijing Read Article

Espace Louis Vuitton Takeover by Young Artists

It’s a sunny Sunday in the CBD, in the cool, high-ceilinged gallery space of Espace Louis Vuitton Beijing – an outpost of the Louis Vuitton Foundation art museum in Paris. The “LV” could stand for little-visited, compared to its better-known retail sibling at Guomao (China World Mall). Find this outdoor storefront and next door you’ll step into the gallery, which hosts changing, thoughtfully curated exhibitions of modern and contemporary art. Cu…Louis Vuitton · Beijing Read Article

How a Teen from Seoul Fell in Love with Beijing

When Rhea Lee moved from Seoul to Beijing at age 15, she wasn’t sure what to expect. “I had low expectations for Beijing – or China in general – before coming here,” admits the Western Academy of Beijing student. “I’d never visited and hadn’t heard many positive things.” That changed quickly after her arrival. What surprised Rhea most was the kindness of the people in Beijing. “Everyone – from workers to my friends and teachers – was genuinely n…Beijing · Beijing Read Article

One Kid, Two Quarantines: Life Under COVID in South Korea & China

At just 15, Zander Reagin has experienced something only a few international students have. From his time in Korea and China during the spread of COVID, Zander has lived through quarantine in both countries, and his rare experience shows us how each country handled the crisis. Zander’s first experience with quarantine began in Seoul, Korea, where he lived as a fifth grader. His entire family tested positive for COVID, except him. A physical scre…Seoul · Seoul Read Article

WAB Student Matteo is the Ultimate Third Culture Kid

Meet this year’s World of Work interns from Western Academy of Beijing (WAB). Every year, instead of going to school, WAB students spend five days experiencing what it’s like to work in the real world. This week, we’ll meet the seven kids spending the week at True Run Media. #WorldofWork — Matteo Grazzini doesn’t remember life before China. Born in Italy but raised entirely in Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Beijing, the 16-year-old WAB student is the…Beijing · Beijing Read Article

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