![By Michael P. Although AISG Café prices rarely change, the average price of the café foods has always been considered high. As the gap between the prices of commercial cafes and AISG’s café get larger and larger, many students start considering the reason behind the rising prices. It may seem reasonable to charge more for snacks and drinks towards international school students since there are financially stronger when compared to the average citizen of Guangzhou. The truth is that AISG’s […]](https://beacon.aisgz.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/A3394EE7-C47E-4FBE-A1DF-CC2319BAE298-1400x912.jpeg)
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![By Sara I. Every individual in the Roots and Shoots (RS) Environment community service group is driven by their passion to transform our community into a greener place at AISG and beyond. In room B333, every Tuesday during community service time, the RS Environment group meet about how to fix global environmental issues, starting at AISG. As explained by RS Environment AISG student coordinator, RS Environment at AISG is part of the school’s community service program which aims to help […]](https://beacon.aisgz.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/F4164B53-F35F-4BF1-B0CC-65F8EA84761B.jpeg)
![By: Sophia C. Jason Boyd is a secondary art teacher, who dares to pursue not one, but two dreams. He studied both science and art in high school and switched his major from engineering to art at the University of Washington. He studied drawing, painting, and digital art. Yet, he is also a restaurateur. Within the walls of the American International School of Guangzhou, one secondary art teacher merged paths that go by opposing directions. For the past 19 years, […]](https://beacon.aisgz.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Screen-Shot-2024-03-26-at-1.29.40-PM.png)
![By Sara I. After the success of the individual Hungry Games in 2023, AISG’s upper secondary Student Council announced the return of the Hungry Games, taking place on March 5-7, as an exciting part of class competitions. With involvement from the whole upper secondary, AISG competed in an intense 3-day round of tagging different advisories with spoons. The event brought a new level of excitement and anticipation as the first block ended, leaving everyone vulnerable to being tagged by […]](https://beacon.aisgz.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Image-4.jpeg)
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The Badminton Team Takes on Tri-Cities!
Guangzhou (AISG) traveled to Shanghai to participate in the much-awaited Tri-Cities tournament. The schools participating came from Beijing and Shanghai, including Western Academy of Beijing (WAB), Shanghai American School Pudong (SASPD), and Shanghai Americ... More »
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2024 Hong Bao Campaign Event – Uniting Creativity and Festive Spirit
By Claire C. According to the AISG website, AISG’s Annual Fund celebrates Chinese New Year with Hong Bao Campaign. Hong Bao means ‘red envelope’ and it is a tradition to place a monetary gift in the envelope and give to friends, family, and relatives as tokens... More »
AISG Needs Better Toilet Paper Now!
By: Willard M “A basic right, not a privilege” – Professor Kwame Akyeampong (Professor of International Education and Development) AISG is considered a prestigious international school in Guangzhou. Being in the APAC division of performing arts and sports along with a big campus, many schools look up on us thinking there are absolutely no flaws in the environment; however, AISG has a very big fla... More »
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A Victorious Start to the Girls Soccer Season!
By: Willard M The soccer teams from AISG and The Concordia International School of Shanghai (CISS) kicked off the first games of the 2024 season today, when both boys’ and girls’ teams gave an impressive performance to suppor... More »
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An Insight to the IB Mock Exams of 2024
By Sophie Z. The IB Mock Exams took place from January 15th through the 23rd. The week was dedicated to helping seniors (of 2024) prepare for the final IB exams in April. The main focus was to give these students an experie... More »
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Spotlight Search: Table Tennis Captain
By Raaghav A. With the upcoming APAC (Asia Pacific Athletics Conference) table tennis meet in SASPX (Shanghai American School of Puxi) from January 31st to February 4th, athletes are training extremely hard to prepare. One of... More »
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What is Advisory in AISGZ?
By Zoe I. What is advisory in AISGZ? People might wonder whether if it is beneficial for the school or to the AISG students. The official meaning of “advisory” is “the power of making recommendations but not enforcing them” (... More »
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Humans Of AISG Podcast – All About History!
In this first launch episode of the Humans of AISG Podcast, we talk to a grade 11 student who’s all for the wonders of HISTORY More »
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The Annual Athletics and Activities Award Ceremony, Perfect End to the 2023 School Year!
The annual Athletics and Activities Award Ceremony, an event to celebrate the efforts of all student-athletes and performers as well as their respective coaches and directors, was held at the AISG Science Park Campus on Frida... More »
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The Phantom Masquerade Prom 2023, a Night to Remember!
Prom took place on Saturday, May 20 at the Mandarin Oriental Ballroom on the 2M floor. The event theme was The Phantom Masquerade, guests were expected to wear ball attire with masks to complement their looks. Prom began at... More »
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Upper Secondary Take On Semester Exams!
Upper secondary students are getting ready to take their final exams for this semester. Students will have two days to revise during regular class time and three days of testing. There are two exams each day, each being 2 hou... More »
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AISG Seniors Have Made It To Their Final Week of IB Exams!
AISG’s Class of 2023 seniors are on their very last week of their official IB Exams, which the past two school years have been leading up to. IB Exams consist of the accumulation of units and topics this year’s seniors have b... More »
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