Learning News

WAB’s Class of 2026 continues to receive a wide range of university offers around the world, reflecting diverse passions, strong academics, and the personalized support of the counseling team.

Elementary School Student Council representatives share how they turn their ideas into real projects that build community, grow leadership skills, and truly “make WAB, my WAB” in this episode of The WAB Podcast.

Students, a neurosurgeon, and an Olympic coach explored how knowing yourself, reflecting on experience, and finding your own version of balance can turn challenges in school, sport, and life into meaningful growth.

WAB Tigers have enjoyed a strong run of success across athletics and robotics, with standout results in badminton, soccer, softball, and ACAMIS North Lego League competition.

Book Week brought stories, creativity, and a roaring love of reading to ES.

Middle School students interview SEL expert Nick Haisman-Smith about how learning emotional skills, managing stress, and building stronger relationships can become a “practiced superpower” in everyday school life.

WAB’s annual High School Career Fair brings professionals from medicine, business, politics, education, and more onto campus, helping Grade 9–11 students connect their strengths and interests to real-world pathways and future possibilities.

Grade 11 students and guest experts from global finance and journalism explore what it means to be an “agent of change” at WAB—turning small, local projects into meaningful, sustainable impact in a rapidly changing world.

This week’s Innovation Series podcast explores how WAB’s China Studies program uses real-world fieldwork and expert partnerships to make STEM learning authentic, applied, and deeply connected to life in China.

WAB Middle School robotics students are sharpening their coding, design, and teamwork skills through simulated tournaments as they prepare for this weekend’s ACAMIS First Lego League Regionals.

WAB has won the China Schools Award for Pastoral Care, recognizing the school’s outstanding, whole-community commitment to student wellbeing and social-emotional learning.

Leadership at WAB is lived every day across all divisions, as students take real ownership; mentoring younger peers, designing and leading events, strengthening community partnerships, stewarding the environment, and building the competencies that matter far beyond a title.

Middle School Student Council members are leading with creativity and confidence, turning their ideas into joyful, community-building experiences while developing skills that extend far beyond the assembly stage.

Across APAC, JPAC, and ACAMIS competitions at home and abroad, our Tigers combined championship performances with outstanding sportsmanship, earning multiple titles and Spirit Awards while representing WAB with pride, resilience, and heart.

Grade 8 Visual Arts students transformed from artists into teachers as they led clay workshops for Grade 3 and ECC classes, sharing cultural inspirations, building patience and leadership skills, and strengthening community through a cross-divisional art collaboration.