Our students have participated and enjoyed the colouring activity shared last week . This allowed the kids some much needed cheering and worked as a creative outlet apart from their art class. This gave the students a chance to de-stress colouring in away from their computer screens. This gave the students a chance…
DetailsIn the Spring Festival of 2020, the sudden outbreak of a novel coronavirus has made the people live in a unique situation. In order to fight against the epidemic together, many of the most beautiful heroes have emerged: medical staff, police, community workers, social volunteers, and more. What we can do in the fight against the “epidemic”…
DetailsProfessor John Hattie, an eminent New Zealand Educational Researcher who is the Director of the Melbourne Educational Research Institute at the University of Melbourne, Australia, is an expert on what things make a real difference to student learning. He completed a series of meta-analyses on research data into what effects student achievement. His research is used…
DetailsLive Lessons We have had lots of live lesson last week in WUIS secondary school. These synchronous lessons are in addition to the asynchronous online teaching and learning. It is wonderful for our students to see their regular teachers and their peers in the online learning experience, especially as we are all stuck at home. We…
DetailsEven though our art students are working away from school, they are still busy creating their artwork in a whole range of media. In this post you can see artwork from our students in Grades 9, 10, 11 and 12. ▲Michelle Sun ▲Grace Hong ▲Amy Wang The Visual Arts is almost…
DetailsI don’t know where the sunlight comes from, When I open the little window, The sunlight swoops down. ● Although the novel coronavirus epidemic has slowed down the pace of our life, it has not stopped our graduating cohort from receiving offer letters. As of February 12, 2020, the graduating class of IBDP2020 of WUIS have…
DetailsDuring the online learning period we need all our students to stay healthy and positive. In order to keep mentally healthy and to keep physical healthy, it is important to do regular exercise. Regular Exercise Our Direct of Sports Paul Beltrame suggests Consistency! This is the key. Many of us will put all our efforts…
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