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Our Elementary Camp is happening on Friday, May 17 at Tang Hu Park. It's going to be a day packed with fun-filled learning experiences and plenty of family activities. We extend a warm invitation to all parents of Elementary students to join us for this memorable event! Don't forget to inform your child's classroom teacher if you'll be attending.

Note:

• Attendance. Students will come to school at the normal time. School buses will leave shortly after attendance check in the morning, and will return in time for normal dismissal at 15:20.
• Dress code. School uniform or PE uniform is required.
• Food. Lunch and snacks will be provided by the school. If your child has any allergies, we recommend that you provide your child’s lunch and snacks from home.
• Protection. For your child’s safety, please provide a hat, water bottle and sunscreen applied.

We look forward to seeing you at our Grade 8 Science Fair! Please come and join us on Friday, May 17 at 13:00 in the PAB auditorium for the awards ceremony. Parents as well as students of all grades are welcome to see the science fair presentations of the Grade 8 students immediately following the awards ceremony.

Dive into this year’s Yearbook and memories. The 2023-2024 Yearbook is now available for pre-order for 65 RMB. Please fill out the form by clicking this link.

Student Council is hosting a Spirit Day each month as an opportunity for Wuhan Yangtze students and staff to show school spirit by coming to school dressed according to a specific theme. The theme for this month is Twin Day. Students and staff are encouraged to come to school dressed like a twin on Wednesday, May 22! They can match a friend through duplicating attire, hairstyles or shoes.

Note:

• Costumes must be school-appropriate.
• Students can choose not to dress in a theme for the day, but they must still wear their school or PE uniforms.

Have you ever wanted to say something but couldn't find the words? Have you ever talked out loud but felt like no one was listening?

On Friday, May 24 from 18:00-19:30 in the PAB auditorium, Secondary drama students will perform two short plays that explore awkward situations ordinary teenagers face, and the consequences of saying too much or too little.