Since the switch to online school, the girls and boys basketball teams have faced an extreme disruption to their season. Before school went online, the team only had a total of four-pre-season practices. On the day of the team’s first practice, the Guangdong E... More »
As our seniors wrap up their final year of high school and begin their new path ahead—whether it may be university, a gap year, or straight into the job market—it’s important to learn a few essential. Here is a list of things to look out for: Job Profile (Resu... More »
With the start of an exciting new school year, our school community is being reinvented for its 40th anniversary. One major change for the high school is that the dynasty system – a system previously only used in middle school – is including them as well! For ... More »
On September 29, AISG celebrated its 40th year anniversary at both of its campuses’ locations. The celebration took place in the secondary campus’ plaza, where both the upper and lower secondary students gathered and sang a happy birthday song, led by the scho... More »
Superfluous scribing, excessive emailing, misleading messaging, and writing paragraphs after and paragraphs only to be responded with a question mark from the recipient…inconvenient communication between faculty members and students is becoming a habit, so her... More »
The annual Community Service Student Coordinator Workshop took place on Saturday, August 7 at the Science Park campus. Led by Mr. Cheung, the workshop was attended by the new coordinators of this year’s community service (CS) clubs. In order to teach CS coordi... More »
It has been nearly two weeks since the start of season two sports in AISG. Students had an opportunity to accumulate their experiences and improve on their skills either as dancers, swimmers, table tennis players, or basketball players. However, in the midst o... More »
Most people like traveling to new places because it allows them to be exposed to new places, cultures, and lets you have a more diverse perspective on the world. However, in the era of quarantine and hand sanitizers, instead of being exposed to new cultures, y... More »
For those of us on campus, it seems strange that it has been weeks into the school year and the hallways are still so empty. For those of us online, it must be even stranger that school is just a computer. New students and teachers, props to you for making it ... More »
Due to the exacerbating conditions of Coronavirus worldwide, AISG students have been undergoing online learning for the past 3 months. With less face-to-face lessons and lectures, students are having a hard time keeping up with all the content they are require... More »
Recently, The Beacon received a comment from a reader that heavily criticizes the publication, the work it produces, and the effectiveness of the leadership team. Rather than publish that comment on a specific article, we would like to address it publicly in t... More »
Last week during Spring Break, I read F. Scott Fitzgerald’s 1924 masterpiece The Great Gatsby, a novel that I read long ago in middle school and yearned to re-read later, as a more mature thinker and reader. Yet, I could not find the time to do so until now, a... More »