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On 18th April, Oxford Professor Sir John Ball delivered a special lecture titled “The Story of Perelman and the Poincaré Conjecture” at SCIE. Mr Mathew Thomas, Head of the Mathematics Faculty, gave some inspiring introductory words, likening Mathematics to a walk in a forest where there are no obvious routes, but maybe multiple routes or even dead-ends; Mathematics is an exploration […]

In the 2025 application season, SCIE once again delivered an impressive set of university admissions results, not only maintaining the school’s longstanding record of excellence but also achieving breakthroughs across multiple dimensions.  With outstanding performance in both the UK and US application tracks, SCIE graduates have truly shone on the global stage. As of May

Introduction It is well established that critical thinking, project design, analytical and problem-solving skills, are abilities essential for enhancing deep and applied learning. These abilities are required to navigate university studies, life and job success. Yet, many students go to university, and even graduate from university, lacking the skills essential to cultivate these crucial abilities.

As the academic year draws to a close, our students’ passion for ecological protection remains unwavering—from Zero Waste Week to these final days of the term. Cooperating with Shanghai Green Light-Year, SCIE was honored to host Mr. Djian Sadadou, International Relations & Communication Manager from the Office for Climate Education, who traveled all the way from Paris to

For every SCIE student, senior week marks the end of their high school journey. After being the observer of three senior weeks, the Class of 2025 reached their time of celebration and farewell. Their fellow juniors, just as they were before, became their audience. In this article, Eugene from the Class of 2025, and Albert

From April 14-18, SCIE proudly celebrated Zero Waste Week, an exciting and meaningful initiative aimed at promoting responsible production and consumption. The week was packed with creative, informative, and hands-on activities that highlighted how small changes can lead to a big impact when it comes to sustainability. The week launched with a humorous and engaging

The glamour of Spanish exists not only in the textbook but also in the spring of Salamanca, in the smile of homestay, in the lustre of Plaza Mayor, and in the passion of our teen age. On the 28th of March, riding on the spring breeze, we followed the teachers of the Spanish Department and

  Editor’s Note: At SCIE, we encourage students to actively engage in extracurricular activities through the Global Citizenship Award (GCA), a program designed to cultivate intercultural understanding, global awareness, and a spirit of service learning. It also serves to document and recognize students’ growth and contributions beyond academics. The campus is filled with inspiring GCA

Editor’s Note:  Students at SCIE need to go to different classrooms for different classes. How to avoid congestion in the corridors between classes and optimize traffic efficiency is a problem that is closely related to every student.  A group of students from SCIE presented their project OptiWay in “Mathematics and Computer Science Week”, which emerges

Editor’s Note: Last week marked SCIE’s “Mathematics and Computer Science Week.” This article, written by math teacher Ms. Babara, vividly captures the exciting activities—from plank-problem-solving and math history exhibitions to teacher-student debates—where students explored the fun side of math. It highlights the blend of technology and education, as well as teachers’ dedication to making math engaging