As spring fades into summer, BCIS is excited to launch its first-ever summer program, offering more than 20 interdisciplinary themes for students of all ages. The programs span diverse fields, including arts and aesthetics, engineering and technology, humanities and history, financial literacy, environmental design, learning skills development, and academic English. Our goal is to create a highly engaging, exploratory learning experience that sparks creativity and curiosity, empowering children for an enriching summer adventure.

Expert Instruction: Guided by psychologists, occupational therapists, and speech therapists in a bilingual setting.

Core School Skills: Supports emotional regulation, social skills, handwriting, sensory integration, gross and fine motor development, and other adaptive skills.

Soft Skills Development: Builds confidence for school life, fosters social adaptation, and enhances self-awareness and empathy.

Ages: 4+

Language: English (guided by foreign teachers) + Chinese

Session Dates:

Session 1: June 30 - July 11

Session 2: July 14 - July 25

Session 3: July 28 - August 8

10 Exploration Themes: Discover Earth’s inner structure, explore outer space, study ecosystems, and analyze geological formations through a comprehensive, interdisciplinary approach.

20 Engaging Books: Multidisciplinary reading selections incorporating geography, physics, chemistry, and biology to deepen understanding of Earth’s mysteries.

18 Hands-on Science Experiments: Activities like “Magnetic Debris” and “Simulating Tectonic Drift” make abstract concepts tangible while fostering independent thinking and problem-solving skills.

5 World-Class Documentaries: Encourage environmental awareness by examining Earth’s challenges, inspiring responsibility for our planet’s future.

5 Public Speaking Opportunities: Develop confidence in articulating scientific insights, transforming children into eloquent “junior earth scientists.”

Ages: 4+

Language: English (guided by foreign teachers) + Chinese

Session Dates:

Session 1: June 30 - July 11

Session 2: July 14 - July 25

Session 3: July 28 - August 8

6 Exploration Themes: Journey from African savannas to Antarctic glaciers, deep-sea realms, and lush jungles to witness the diversity of life.

5 Captivating Wildlife Documentaries: Foster a love and respect for nature through stunning visuals and storytelling.

10 Scientific Experiments: Observe an ant colony, build an insect hotel, explore biomimicry technology, and analyze polar bear survival adaptations.

18 Fascinating Books: A mix of authoritative animal science books and engaging animal stories to inspire curiosity about wildlife.

100 Fun Animal Facts: Why is wombat poop cube-shaped? Why do chameleon bones glow? Why is alpaca wool both waterproof and fire-resistant? Discover the wonders of the animal world!

Ages: 4+

Language: English (guided by foreign teachers) + Chinese

Session Dates:

Session 1: June 30 - July 11

Session 2: July 14 - July 25

Session 3: July 28 - August 8

Expert Instruction: Led by psychologists, occupational therapists, and speech therapists in a bilingual environment.

Core Learning Skills: Develops executive functions such as time management, task organization, and problem-solving.

Confident Communication: Helps children articulate their thoughts clearly, improve interpersonal communication, and develop empathy.

Ages: Lower elementary school children aged 6-8

Language: English (guided by foreign teachers) + Chinese

Session Dates:

Session 1: June 30 - July 11

Session 2: July 14 - July 25

Session 3: July 28 - August 8

Global Business Insights: Learn about markets and business models worldwide, drawing entrepreneurial inspiration.

Understanding Money: Gain foundational knowledge of currency and banking to make informed financial decisions.

Market Research: Investigate product pricing, interview buyers and sellers, and gather firsthand market data

Brand Creation: Develop a unique brand identity and imbue it with commercial and cultural value.

Product Design: Apply artistic, user-centered, and value-driven thinking to create and display products.

Business Writing: Draft shop plans, craft promotional messages, and design marketing posters.

Marketplace Experience: From sourcing materials to selling products, practice information gathering, analysis, and problem-solving while cultivating business acumen and social skills.

Ages: 7+ Language: English (guided by foreign teachers)
Session Dates:

Session 1: June 30 - July 11

Session 2: July 14 - July 25

Session 3: July 28 - August 8

English Songwriting: Explore rhyme schemes, lyric structures, and rhythmic patterns with guidance from experienced music educators.

Beginner Music Production: Compose catchy melodies, experiment with song arrangements, and develop problem-solving skills through music creation.

World Music Exploration: Experience diverse musical styles, analyzing tempo and mood to enhance auditory perception.

5 Classic Music Masterpieces: Discover how legendary composers craft iconic soundtracks and deepen artistic appreciation.

7 Core Music Theory Concepts: Learn rhythm, meter, melody, and lyrics, dissecting musical compositions with foreign instructors.

Band Collaboration & Rehearsals: Develop teamwork and leadership as students form bands, assign roles, and practice for performances.

Showcase Performance: At the closing ceremony, students will present their original compositions on stage, building confidence and stage presence.

Ages: 7+ Language: English (guided by foreign teachers)
Session Dates:

Session 1: June 30 - July 11

Session 2: July 14 - July 25

Session 3: July 28 - August 8

Critical Analysis of Local & Global Issues: Examine sustainability challenges from an international perspective and develop informed opinions.

Collaborative UN Proposal Simulation: Work in teams to draft and present policy recommendations based on real-world sustainability issues.

Diverse English Texts: Engage with news articles, scientific reports, and research papers to refine academic reading skills.

Academic Writing Development: Strengthen English writing proficiency through poster creation, argumentative essays, and structured compositions.

Ages: 10+ (interview required)

Language: English (guided by foreign teachers)

Session Dates:

Session 1: June 30 - July 11

Session 2: July 14 - July 25

Session 3: July 28 - August 8

Inquiry-based Learning

Explore inquiry-based learning through eight specialized courses.

Holistic Development

Enhance critical thinking, leadership, creativity, and research skills.

Full-English Immersion

Improve both academic English and spoken communication.

Beijing Cultural Exploration

Visit historical landmarks and engage with Chinese traditions from a global perspective.

Ages: 8+

Language: English (guided by foreign teachers)

Session Dates:

Session 1: July 14 - July 20

Session 2: July 21 - July 27

Session 3: July 28 - August 3

Session 4: August 4 - August 10

Diverse Reading Materials: Cover a wide range of topics, including humanities, geography, social history, and natural sciences, to enhance analytical skills across different reading genres.

Reading Strategies Development: Systematically learn various English reading strategies, such as skimming and scanning, detail searching, main idea identification, and vocabulary inference, to improve reading efficiency and comprehension.

Writing Skills Enhancement: Develop structured writing from sentences to paragraphs and full-length essays, strengthen advanced grammar, and learn to express clear and well-supported arguments.

Critical Thinking Development: Encourage students to engage in critical analysis, form independent opinions, and develop problem-solving skills while broadening their global perspectives and cross-cultural awareness.

Practical Application & Test Readiness: Engage in extensive reading and writing exercises to reinforce learned strategies and effectively prepare for various English proficiency assessments.

Selected Learning Materials:

Beginner: Cambridge Primary Reading + Writing Framework

Advanced: Reading Explorer + Great Writing

Session Dates: June 30 - August 8

Special A Ivy League International Academic Program

The Special A Scholars Program offers an intensive two-week learning experience designed to enhance students’ knowledge, personal growth, and confidence.

The courses are taught by professors from globally renowned universities, covering eight key areas: writing, public speaking, programming, computer science, economics, humanities and social sciences, history and the arts. The program integrates academic practice to foster interdisciplinary thinking.

Program Highlights:

• Taught by world-renowned professors

• International perspectives and cross-cultural learning

• Professionally designed curriculum for well-rounded development

• Hands-on project participation to strengthen practical skills

Ages: 12-17 years old

Language: English (taught by foreign professors)

Session Dates: July 14 - July 25

Campus Environment Beijing City International School 

Beijing City International School (BCIS) is located in the heart of Beijing, embracing both Chinese culture and the city’s dynamic modernity. BCIS fosters a diverse community with state-of-the-art international educational facilities and a green, sustainable campus. It provides a welcoming and tranquil learning environment for students, families, and educators, offering a home-like atmosphere within the bustling city.

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For detailed schedules and program arrangements, please contact Mr. Le:13031066515