Ms. Aishani Chaudhuri, a sixth-year student at AIS, has achieved a notable accomplishment by recently being accepted to the prestigious University of Oxford. Her journey towards this achievement was u

For three days in November our High School students explored Hong Kong through the lens of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Students have been focusing on ways local organisations work to make Ho

What a full week this has been. Photo Days, preparing for Parent-Teacher Conferences, big sports victories, and much more filled our days – and nights! – at AIS. Our students are thriving and, as

One of the many joys of being a Head of School comes with watching students grow and develop. As parents, you best know how quickly children grow and change – as educators, we share in that journey.

It was wonderful to see our students again this week and to hear about the many adventures and experiences they had over the Winter Break! So many families clearly had a great time visiting friends an

William Wong, Class of 2017 alumnus, recently visited AIS the first week of January 2023 and spent time with our High School Principal, Mr. Mike Wing. William has been with the AIS family since Grade

Well, what a return to Season 1 sports for our AIS Eagles after a long time away from sport for all of us! I think it must be the first time that all of our Season 1 teams reached the playoff champion

Winter Fair is nearly here, and we are all working very hard to prepare for next Friday! Thank you for all you have been doing to help support our Winter Fair, especially our Parent Teacher Associatio

Our sincere thank you to all parents and families who have contributed such incredible prizes to our Winter Fair Grand Prize Raffle. These generous donation prizes will help us greatly in selling our

Ms. Emma Fields is a Grade 4 Homeroom teacher at American International School in Hong Kong. In her six years of teaching she has been a Technology, Yearbook, Science, ESL and General Elementary Class

What a fabulous Literacy Week for Elementary and Middle School students we’ve had!! It was absolutely fantastic! There were so many activities that students were engaged in all week long. From guest

What would happen to learning if you collapsed the timetable, paired teachers, and co-designed community and passion driven projects? This is what American International School does for one week each