Shanghai Arete Bilingual School

On September 17, kindergarten Director Guo visited a postnatal center and gave a lecture titled The Crucial Years: Sensitive Periods (0-3) for new mothers.She explained infant behavior and parenting strategies using real cases. Mothers engaged actively and sought advice after the talk.The event helped deepen understanding of early childhood development, demonstrating SABS’s commitment to community service and scientific parenting. [more]

Student Clubs Recruitment for the New Semester

On September 18, the high school held a lively club fair with 18 student-led clubs in arts, sports, and academics.Clubs like Polaris Band, Basketball, Pop Dance, and Drama Club showcased their work through displays, performances, and interactions. Freshmen explored booths, asked questions, and signed up enthusiastically.The event enriched campus life and provided a platform for students to develop interests and skills. [more]

Air-Defense Drill

On September 19, our school organized all students to participate in air defense knowledge learning.Upon hearing the alarm, fourth graders quickly and orderly evacuated from their classrooms to safe areas in just three minutes, demonstrating strong discipline and emergency responsiveness. Other grade levels learned to identify three types of alarm signals—pre-warning, air raid, and all-clear—by watching educational videos and listening to recordings. They also acquired essential escape and self-protection skills.This activity effectively improved the school’s emergency response capacity and strengthened campus safety preparedness, translating safety education into concrete practice. [more]

Special Lecture on Preventing School Bullying

On September 18, our school invited Officer Lu Qing from Anting Police Station to deliver a safety lecture titled Say No to Bullying for fourth and fifth graders.The officer explained what bullying is, its forms and consequences, and taught students how to identify and courageously reject it. He emphasized the importance of seeking help from teachers, parents, or the police instead of enduring in silence.Students engaged actively during the session. The lecture effectively raised their awareness of self-protection and legal rights, contributing to a safer and more friendly campus environment. [more]

G7 opera watching activity

On September 18, all seventh-grade students watched the acrobatic dramaTianshan Snowat Jiading Poly Theatre in Shanghai. The performance combined skilled acrobatics with a moving story set in the Tianshan region, receiving enthusiastic reactions from the audience.A student representative noted that the show offered both innovative acrobatics and a deeper understanding of the bond between border communities and the nation.The event enhanced students' cultural confidence and national identity through art. [more]

Social practice of G10 students

Last week, G10 students attended a three-day technical workshop at Shanghai Volkswagen Industrial School.They trained in skills like machining, circuit welding, and electronic assembly, building from scratch sensor cars that can follow tracks automatically. The students participated actively and diligently.The activity combined theory and practice, strengthening hands-on skills, problem-solving ability, and understanding of engineering—truly embodying “learning by doing.” [more]

Student Council Interview

This semester, the High School Department has optimized and adjusted the student union structure to enhance its service effectiveness and organizational capacity. The student union now consists of one president and one vice president, responsible for overall coordination, and four functional departments: Academic Activities, Discipline and Arbitration, Publicity, and Student Life.From last Wednesday to Friday, the High School Department conducted student union interviews, attracting many students eager to contribute to the school community and develop their capabilities. We look forward to the new student union demonstrating strong teamwork and execution in contributing to campus development. [more]

Primary School Department Holds Homeroom Teacher Training

On September 19, the Primary School Department organized a homeroom teacher training titled From AI-Powered Thematic Class Meetings to the Art of Parent-Teacher Communication.The session began with Teacher Gan explaining how AI can innovate the format and content of thematic classes, demonstrating its value in enhancing interaction and student engagement.During the discussion on parent-teacher communication, teachers exchanged ideas on common parental concerns across different grades. The brainstorming sparked new approaches in a lively and collaborative atmosphere.Focused and substantial, the training provided practical strategies while boosting the team’s confidence and cohesion. [more]