From inquiry-driven exhibitions at JIS to top-tier Abitur results at GSIS and immersive cultural learning at AISHK, Hong Kong’s international schools continue to showcase diverse definitions of excellence. Whether through global citizenship, academic rigour, or cultural engagement, these moments reflect how schools are shaping well-rounded, future-ready students—each with distinct values, yet united by a shared commitment to meaningful education.
Japanese International School (JIS)
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The P6 PYP Exhibition at JIS showcased students’ independent inquiry into global issues, guided by the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Each student developed central ideas, conducted research, and created interactive booths with impactful call-to-action projects. Weeks of preparation highlighted the school’s core value of “commitment,” as students refined their presentations with eloquence and passion. The exhibition reflected their maturity and responsibility, embodying JIS’s mission to nurture confident, globally minded citizens.
German Swiss International School (GSIS)
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German Swiss International School proudly celebrated the graduation of seven Klasse 12 students from the German International Stream. This close-knit group successfully completed the rigorous Abitur programme, achieving an impressive average score of 1.79, with one student earning a perfect 1.0. Their achievement highlights intellectual curiosity, perseverance, and mutual support. GSIS congratulates the Abitur Class of 2026 and wishes them success in their next chapters, reminding them they will always remain part of the GSIS community.
Australian International School Hong Kong (AISHK)
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AISHK hosted Chinese Week, immersing students in language and culture through diverse activities. Highlights included a Lion Dance, Chinese Shopping Day with practical vocabulary use, lacquer fan painting, calligraphy, and pitch-pot games. Secondary students performed songs and plays about Hong Kong, culminating in a sing-along of a classic Beyond track. The festivities continue with Chinese Traditional Clothing Day, where students will wear qipao, kung fu outfits, and other attire inspired by tradition, celebrating cultural pride and learning.
