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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 […]

The school reception welcomed a special visitor—Ms. N (a pseudonym). She was hoping to find a student who had helped her father. It turned out that recently, Ms. N’s father was injured on the road, and this student promptly offered assistance. Since the student did not leave his name, the school identified the helpful student

SCIE students performed the traditional British pantomime, Puss in Boots, in January. The play, written by Ben Crocker, former Artistic Director of the Northcott Theatre in Exeter, was a delightful experience for the large audience. The cast of 25, which included students from across the school, brought joy and laughter to the audience, which included

During the recently concluded Humanities & Social Sciences Week, a series of exciting activities were organized for students, including the Humanities Fete Games, Debate Competition, and Sociology & Psychology Escape Room, allowing them to immerse themselves in the charm of humanities and social sciences. In addition, we invited two special guest speakers to engage with

Sixteen of our incredible students recently returned from an adventurous journey like no other, having successfully completed their Duke of Edinburgh International Award expeditions. Two Silver groups and one Gold group spent a week in Thailand, kayaking an impressive 65km over five days. Paddling through open waters to remote islands, exploring stunning mangrove forests, and

Recently, the results of various international mathematics competitions have been announced, and SCIE students have achieved outstanding results in three prestigious competitions: the British Mathematical Olympiad BMO Round 1, the American Mathematics Competition AMC 10/12, and the Senior Mathematical Challenge of the UKMT. Once again, they have demonstrated exceptional mathematical proficiency and strong international competitiveness.

Gansu, a land often regarded by many as desolate, stirs a profound resonance deep within the soul the moment you set foot upon its boundless expanse and tranquil vastness. The once-bustling traffic of ancient times has long faded into the dust of history, leaving behind a flourishing cultural heritage that has nurtured this land for

Introduction: What is the world like for the visually impaired individuals? I’m sure many people can’t answer this question, and not being able to understand means that there is a gap between them and the blind individuals. Ken Chen from SCIE A1 have spent half a year understanding and contact with the blind community, and he will

Chemistry Curiosity Club (CCC) is a chemistry club that has been established at SCIE for seven years. It attracts a group of individuals who are passionate about chemistry and enjoy discussing chemical knowledge. As “scientific research experts” who are extremely enthusiastic about practicals, the three presidents of CCC immediately began planning practical activities as soon as