2018. It’s a chance for a brand new start. Thinking of a resolution can help guide you towards becoming a better person. Keeping this resolution, however, is a very challenging task if you realize that only 8 percent of people actually keep their resolutions a... More »
GIN is hosting their Fourth Annual Trivia Night on Friday, January 19. It takes place at the Ersha campus and is from 5:30pm to 7:30pm. Tickets are at 100 kuai each, with all funding going to donation. Trivia Night allows for teachers and students to interact ... More »
It has been three years since the shocking Brazil World cup in 2014. 2017 November 16th as Peru had taken the last ticket to the world cup the 32 countries whom will be heading to the world cup has been all verified. Australia, Iran, Japan, Korea Republic and ... More »
“New Year New Me” is a line people use on the first day of every year and forget about on the second. People either love this line or hate it. However, it never hurts to make some New Year’s Resolutions that we can forget about in a month. I mean, I don’t know... More »
Have you ever wanted to go to a bonfire? PULSE will be holding a bonfire night on Friday, January 26 starting at 5:30 and ending around 8. It will take place in the foyer right outside of the theatre, before the main stairs. At the bonfire, there will be a buf... More »
Recently, former students of AISG visited the campus to reunite with their friends and teachers. I interviewed one of them, 9th grader Chloe Cheng, who started at AISG in 6th grade, then left last year. She now lives in Toronto, Canada. Chloe said the hardest ... More »
As you all know, the semester exams account for 20% of your grade in any class, and summative and formative assessments counts for the remaining 80% of your semester grade. Approximately 64% of your grade is formed by summative assessments and 16% are formativ... More »
From December 1-3, AISG boys varsity basketball team travelled to Western Academy of Beijing (WAB) for the Tri-Cities tournament. One school from Guangzhou (AISG), one school from Shanghai (SASPD), and two schools from Beijing (WAB & ISB) brought their best ef... More »
Starting on Tuesday, this week was review week. Review week entails that there should be no new material, no summatives, and little to no assigned homework within our classes. This allows the students to take the time both inside and outside of class to study ... More »
The Holiday Bazaar is a yearly school event similar in nature to Family Fun Day where community service groups host activities and sell food to raise money for their groups. The Bazaar was hosted at the Ersha campus on December 12. The Bazaar was open to child... More »
This article is a collaboration between Marco and Robbie. VPN is an essential tool for people that live in China. It allows western social media to be accessed as the Chinese government has blocked applications such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. It is ... More »
Our break after almost 5 months of school is almost here, after what felt like forever. I interviewed some people to ask them where they were going on their December break. Antonette L., an 11th grader, said, “I’m going to Vietnam for 2-3 days, Japan for 4 day... More »