• Why Choose SABS(Former name:ECNUAS)

Respect   differences   and   offer   choices

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Traditional Chinese culture, "Music, P.E. Art" into the main curriculum, stratified teaching

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"one student one course schedule", teachers: students= 1:5.3

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All-round development, inclusive education, to be the best of yourself

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30+clubs, 4 student houses

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Qualified to recruit directly from abroad, current 60 expats all hold Foreign Expert Certificates

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IBDP World School, IBPYP School, top 10 most beautiful KG globally

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2 student apartments with a capacity of 500 boarders

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  • PUBLICATION
On June 30, Taiyuan Ethnic School (Yanshan) teachers and students arrived at SABS for a Shanghai Study Tour.They gifted a hand-painted friendship scroll. Principal Gloria Gong welcomed the group, explaining SABS' motto Learn for better, think for life and urging students to explore beyond mountains. She received student-made gratitude artworks.Since 2016, SABS has supported Yanshan through resource sharing and exchanges. This tour extends decade-long collaboration while broadening horizons for Taiyuan students. [more]
On July 2,A delegation from Asheville School in NC visited our school, warmly received by Deputy Principal Vincent Xu. To strengthen ties and highlight educational strengths, both schools exchanged cultural gifts.This exchange reinforced international partnership and laid groundwork for future collaboration. [more]
On July 4, SABS leaders—Principal Gloria Gong, Party Secretary Vincent Xu, and Assistants Rain Xu and Carol Xu—reviewed breakthroughs in the first year of the school’s third five-year plan, covering teacher growth, student progress, and operations.SABS achieved a landmark: after kindergarten IB PYP approval, it secured primary PYP and senior high CP accreditation in four months, becoming Shanghai’s first full IB school. Announced globally at SABS’s June 28th IB China Conference, this marks its international education turnaround.Gloria Gong praised staff’s resilience and growth, framing the summit as both a milestone review and a call to advance educational innovation in the next five-year phase. [more]
On July 2, SABS successfully convened its Third Session of the Fourth Staff Representative Congress, themed Optimizing Innovation for Vitality, Enhancing Quality and Efficiency for the Future. Delegates engaged in in-depth discussions across some key areas: improving rules and regulations, innovating teaching and efficiency-enhancement measures, upgrading infrastructure quality, and ensuring staff welfare. Multiple constructive proposals were submitted. [more]
On July 3, SABS hosted its 6th Hongju Cup Efficient Classroom Conference featuring three innovative teaching demonstrations. Wang Qingxian's Moral Education class had students design travel plans through field research and cost analysis, translating theory into social practice. Erin Cao reconstructed science experiments through pond ecosystem studies, merging scientific inquiry with ecological education. Arnold analyzed critical thinking development in the DP's Theory of Knowledge curriculum. The event bridged Eastern and Western pedagogy, providing actionable models for classroom efficiency while highlighting SABS's educational innovation achievements. [more]
On July 1, SABS's Party Branch held a thematic activity at Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Hall, focusing on integrity under the Eight Rules spirit. As China’s premier planning hub, the venue embodies the people's city concept and clean governance. The visit demonstrated how urban planning aligns with Party values—highlighting investigation, frugality, and public engagement through governance cases. Participants noted the integration of urban planning with Party education reinforced integrity awareness, advancing the people's city vision. [more]
On July 3, our school's homeroom teacher roast session kicked off in a lively atmosphere. Educators shared humorous anecdotes from daily teaching life, ranging from Humorous Classroom Moments to profound student questions, dissecting pedagogical challenges through laughter. Professor Jiang Yi from East China Normal University's Department of Educational Psychology provided expert insights that transformed complaints into actionable wisdom, energizing homeroom teachers. This unique gathering allowed educators to continue their journey with renewed warmth, reflection, and smiles. [more]
On June 30, SABK held its kindergarten graduation under the theme Soaring with the Wind, rooted in the IB PYP philosophy. The event celebrated children’s first academic milestone, showcasing the school’s holistic education achievements.The ceremony highlighted IB educational features, with children demonstrating inquirers and risk-takers attributes. They confidently presented three years of transdisciplinary learning through performances, reflecting core skills like communication and international-mindedness.This meaningful ceremony marked both an end to early childhood education and a new beginning. May students soar with curiosity and global perspectives, shining brightly in future endeavors. [more]