Tomorrow, Wednesday November 18, the Grade 10 students will embark on a journey to visit factories in Dongguan as a part of their social studies unit, in hopes of extending their knowledge on technological progress and industrialization. Sophomores will be exp... More »
As spirit week continued to shine colors on the school, StuCo organized a middle and high school joint event on the afternoon of Tuesday the 27th . The event was an opportunity for newcomers to get to know others in the school and also to get acquainted with t... More »
AISG students dressed in their Halloween finest on Friday, celebrating the end of Spirit Week with Character Day. More »
Pajama and International Day 2015 On Monday the 25th of October, spirit week began. AISG students got to wear their favorite pajamas to school. Pajama Day was exciting: many students wore pajamas to school, and it was quite interesting and colorful to see stud... More »
October has gone by too quickly, and before we even had a chance to fully enjoy the month, its end came. But, with the end of October brings the day that many wait all year for: Halloween. Each year, Pulse, a community service group at AISG, holds a Halloween ... More »
CONGRATULATIONS TO TIFFANY CHAN FROM 10TH GRADE, FOR WINNING THE FOURTH ENGLISH CONNECTION’S HUNGRY GAMES. Hungry Games updates: This just in: Day 1 of the Hungry Games claimed 9 total victims. They were Cassidy Redding (10), Ms Barga (T), Sherry Kim (9), Mr D... More »
Yunnan – a popular destination for foreign tourists because of its snow-capped mountains, rice terraces, and deep gorges. If you wish for an authentic Chinese experience, Yunnan is the place to go. This year, the juniors embarked on a brand new Dragonfly progr... More »
Newly packed with trench coat choruses and more interesting characters, the AISG 2015 high school musical Adrift in Macao is ready to dazzle both Rams and invited guests. Adrift in Macao is a satirical musical that makes fun of typical movie clichés. If you ... More »
It can be tough for new students to get used to a new way of teaching and grading. Each school has its own curriculum, so most students spend their time either behind or ahead of the rest of their classmates. Some new students at AISG felt like they had a roug... More »
Thwack! A tennis ball hurls through the air, and just as it’s about to meet the ground, it is greeted by another powerful hit. The ball travels back and forth across the net. One one side, a student from the AISG APAC tennis team. On the other, a teacher or pa... More »
At this time of the year, 11th grade students are slowly getting used to the new program they’re taking, the International Baccalaureate diploma courses. Recently, I interviewed an 11th grader, Joyce Feng, about the transition between 10th and 11th grades. Fir... More »
From September 21 to 25, AISG’s sophomores left Guangzhou, and visited Hong Kong. Hong Kong is one of the world’s major financial and manufacturing centers. The name itself makes you think of ports, and the world’s best skyline. It’s hard to believe that some... More »