Author name: Kelly Lan

It is widely known in educational literature that implementing inquiry-based learning approaches in Mathematics improved the outcomes of high achieving students. The holistic development of the human being is just as essential as their academic performance in school, in fact they go hand in hand! Students acquire essential life skills in the learning process such […]

Previous Next November, it was early autumn in Shenzhen. Along with the warm sunlight, the Shenzhen International School Heads Meeting was held at the new An Tuo Hill Campus of SCIE. From 9:15 in the morning, twelve invited school representatives started to arrive at the lush green campus, and they were attracted by the ground

Previous Next To boost the whole school’s interest in recent political events, the SCIE Politics Club launched the Mock US Election event. Students from the entire school had voted from one of the presidential candidates last week in PSHE class, and today, on November the 3rd, the result of who was elected by SCIE staff

Thanks our students Jacky 5066 and Ekat 5009 led the discussion in Mr. Richard’s Sociology class. The topic of Jacky’s discussion is SHOULD WE REJECT THE BELIEF THAT MIGHT IS RIGHT? A discussion about the belief ‘Might is right’ which introduced the historical development of this idea, from Pindar’s naturalistic principle to Social Darwinism coined by

Adam John Privitera We are excited to have Adam John Privitera to run a session about data analysis with our teacher Mr. Greg’s Oxbridge Psychology class. Adam is a PhD candidate in the Faculty of Education at the University of Hong Kong. He conducts research in the areas of neuroscience and cognitive psychology with a

Previous Next The annual Mental Health Day, held by SCIE Red Cross made October 15tha special day with warmth and hope- when people gather and share their inner thoughts and happiness through SCIE Tree Hole and Thanksgiving Wall, as well as learning professional knowledge on certain mental diseases. Classrooms were already well-arranged when students arrived.

Previous Next This Wednesday, we had our first House competition of this semester – tug of war – and also the first official competition at our new campus. Unlike past semesters, it was a bright and sunny day, a great time for tug-of-war. The new field and the increased number of participants definitely brought more

Introduction: Celinca is an A1 student of SCIE. She spent five vacations which lasted for two and a half years completing a research project on China’s targeted industrial poverty alleviation. In May 2020, the Seoul International Conference invited Celinca to participate in the “Business, Economics, Social Sciences and Humanities” academic seminar. As the only high