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Distinguished teachers, respected parents, and dear classmates, Good morning, everyone. Today, we can finally say aloud the words we have repeated to ourselves countless times: “Happy Graduation!” Alongside the excitement, however, there is inevitably a touch of sadness—because graduation also means saying goodbye. Whenever we talk about parting, we naturally feel a sense of sorrow, because deep […]

Respected teachers, dear fellow parents, and beloved Class of 2026 graduates, Good day to all of you. I am the parent of Hins, a graduate of this year. It is my great honor and profound emotion to stand here as a parent representative at this graduation ceremony, witnessing this solemn and precious milestone in your

Dear Distinguished guests, Parents, Teachers and Students, good morning and welcome to our Chinese New Year Concert… If you will bear with me for a moment, I am aware that this is our A2 graduation, but allow me to digress…. And read you some important words: “Dear teachers and students, good afternoon. In the quiet

As the academic year drew to a close, G1 students enjoyed a memorable final week of term through G1 Week, a series of cross-curricular activities designed to encourage creativity, collaboration and curiosity.  From reimagining classical poetry through AI-generated artwork and tackling the Physics Egg Drop Challenge to building DNA models, constructing mathematical towers and taking

“ I stopped the tape and pressed rewind.” Two years ago, on Christmas Eve, I typed that line as the opening of a short story. It was about someone, accomplished and fulfilled, looking back on their twenties. At the end, I wrote of a poem by Adrienne Rich—the protagonist, carrying a trace of melancholy, welcoming

As time moves forward, every effort eventually bears fruit. As winter gives way to spring, every challenge and achievement has led to this moment. For the Class of 2026, the journey shaped by laughter, perseverance, and growth has finally arrived at a moment worth celebrating. The critical thinking fostered in classrooms, the inspiration sparked through

Another bright spring has arrived. As promised, the annual TEDxSCIE Conference returned once again. Before the last glow of sunset faded, the Halo Theater was already filled with lively anticipation. As the spotlight came on, host Sam announced this year’s theme: Reimagined. If life has no standard answers, who would you become? If success has more than one form,

On the morning of March 20th, the rustling of packing bags echoed in front of the teaching building as we repeatedly checked our gear lists against the route map. When the backpack settled on my shoulders, my heart was filled with a mix of anticipation and nervousness—I was eager for this special journey, yet the

Laboratory of materials science always sounds distant and highly academic, a space where students hardly have access to. However, a corner of Cavendish Laboratory just landed at SCIE on March 24, 2026, unravelling the infinite beauty of physics by delicately building a bridge between us and the top university at the other side of the

Intro: There are many ways to visit Paris. Some come for the art, drifting through the Louvre for hours in quiet admiration. Others come for the food, the fashion, the cafés, the romance of the Seine at sunset. All of that exists, of course, and we saw our fair share of it. However, I came