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 »
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 »
This school year’s Spring Spirit Week took place from March 15 to March 19 and featured many exciting spirit days such as Fan Day, Mismatch Day, Crazy Hair Day, Pajama Day, and Rainbow Day. Crazy Hair Day Crazy Hair Day on Wednesday included a nice surprise fr... More »
On December 17th, the Varsity Basketball team had a friendly match with the teachers, with the boys team getting smashed by 30 points while the girls team dominated the female staff. The match was announced a week before the match up and both sides seemed extr... More »
There is a new club in town! The E-Sports club will take place every Wednesday in block five, on the second floor. This club is dedicated and centralized around the most prevalent game in China called 王者荣耀 (or simply referred to as wang-zhe in English). E-Spor... More »
The AISG class of 2022 started their first year of IB this semester. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, things this year have been a little different to say the least. From absent teachers and students to new schedule changes, many complications have arisen this ye... More »
With two weeks remaining before the end of the first semester, deadlines of many universities have already passed, which include the majority of Hong Kong universities. Just like any other year in AISG, many seniors successfully applied to universities in Hong... More »
Season one activities, including choir, orchestra, and volleyball ended shortly after quarter one ended. APAC events are a great opportunity for athletes and performers to reunite with friends and meet new people. However, once they return from these tournamen... More »
Anime—around school, that word seems to have a negative connotation. Tell anyone that you watch it and their reaction will most likely be something like: “Oh, you watch…anime?” Followed by laughs and jokes about how you watch anime, or being called a “weeb.” A... More »
On Wednesday afternoon, an eerie and tense atmosphere surrounded the collaborative workshop elective of the Yearbook class. In the far corner of the room, the five-person template-and-design team rushed to make last-minute edits, scampering over graphic design... More »
Stress is a universal language when it comes to surviving life’s ultimate challenges. While the word ‘stress’ has always maintained a negative connotation, the right amount of stress can largely benefit a person’s lifestyle or routines. Instead, stress can be ... More »
There’s a saying that two things that are certain in life: taxes and death. Well, for us students, we can add tests to that list of inevitable things. I wrote about AISG’s grading system before, but now I want to write about our makeup and late work policies, ... More »