Learning News

WAB’s Spring Festival brought the community together with dragon and lion dances, student performances, hands-on cultural activities, and a festive Temple Fair celebrating Chinese traditions across all ages.

WAB’s Dual Language Program helps students build true bilingualism, cultural understanding, and confidence by learning and thinking through both Chinese and English.

This week’s WAB Podcast explores how Grade 6 students transition into Middle School with confidence, highlighting how intentional structures, strong relationships, and student-centered supports help ease anxiety, build independence, and ensure every child feels a strong sense of belonging from day one.

WAB’s first-ever IBDP Course Selection Fair brought together teachers, current IB students, and families to provide clear, student-centered guidance that helped Grade 10 students make informed, confident choices about their future learning.

WAB’s Elementary math program builds confident, curious mathematicians through student-centered, hands-on learning that values exploration, discussion, real-world connections, and multiple ways of thinking.

Middle School Physical and Health Education at WAB fosters confidence, balance, and lifelong wellbeing by offering a wide variety of activities and health learning that value personal growth, movement, and student wellbeing over comparison.

At WAB, AI is taught as a thoughtful learning tool rather than a shortcut, with students developing AI literacy through guided classroom practice that emphasizes critical thinking, ethical use, and knowing when and when not to use emerging technologies.

The first wave of early university acceptances for the Class of 2026 highlights the global reach, diverse interests, and many definitions of success at WAB, as students begin forging unique pathways to universities and programs around the world.

Early Years teachers Melina and Emma share how play-based, inquiry-driven learning at WAB lays the foundation for curiosity, connection, and growth.