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Editor’s Note: STEM Racing is an international competition combining engineering design, aerodynamics, project management and business operations. SCIE student team Aspyra turned classroom learning into a real-world project, from car modelling and CFD simulations to a self-built wind tunnel, branding and sponsorship.  In this interview, three team members share their first competition experience, reflecting on […]

As one of the pioneering cities in China in promoting AED deployment and public first aid education, Shenzhen has continued to strengthen community emergency preparedness and enhance its emergency response system. Building on this momentum, SCIE has made first aid training an integral part of its approach to campus safety. The latest round of campus first

Hong Kong’s financial atmosphere is often hidden between trading halls, bank display cases, and the details of the street. It feels less like a fixed label than the rhythm of a city: the numbers moving across trading screens, clouds reflected in glass curtain walls, pedestrians hurrying past fountains, vessels crossing Victoria Harbour, and the quiet

The Lumiere Competition has announced that Florence Xia, a G2 student at SCIE, has won a prestigious High Honors award and a $1,250 prize for her outstanding essay on the physics of turbulence. Her achievement places her among eight prize winners selected from over 2,100 entries submitted from more than 104 countries worldwide. Yiwen chose to write

Late May brought soft drizzle and gentle breezes sweeping through the woodlands of Antuo Hill. The air was filled with young people’s drive to chase their dreams, along with the quiet hopes of countless families for the future. The second round of entrance exams at Shenzhen International College of Education (SCIE) got underway as planned.

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