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Have you ever wondered how to nurture your child’s curiosity, independence, and moral reasoning during the elementary years?
We warmly invite you to join a free educational workshop introducing Cosmic Education—the cornerstone of Montessori elementary programs around the world. Through inspiring stories and real examples, you’ll gain fresh and practical perspectives on how children in the second plane of development (ages 6–12) explore knowledge and discover their place in the world.

We warmly invite you to visit La Maison Montessori de Pékin (LMMP) and discover our school. During your visit, you will have the opportunity to meet and speak with our class teachers and Admissions team, learn more about our philosophy and community, and explore our fantastic facilities.

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Dear Parents,

Jazzy Preschool — trilingual English, French, and Chinese kindergarten — is delighted to invite you to our Baby Group for children aged 0–3 years!

Come and enjoy parent–child bonding activities led by our early childhood professionals in three languages, while meeting other families and sharing experiences.

During the session, you will:

• Take part in playful activities and nursery rhymes in English, French, and Chinese, fostering early language and cultural discovery.


• Learn more about our trilingual education (English–French–Chinese).

To ensure quality time and attention, we welcome up to 5 families per session. 

Private visits are also available upon request.

Join the HD Campus Grand Event on October 25 (Saturday) for the Aesthetic Market × K12 First Open Day. Discover HD’s charm through its largest integrated showcase, explore new curriculum developments, and connect directly with our marketing and admissions teams to build stronger partnerships. Exclusive partner gifts await—don’t miss this opportunity to collaborate and celebrate together!

Register now to explore WAB's innovative and joyful learning environment and see how WAB's world-class, innovation-driven program will help your child thrive. 

As a leading independent, non-profit International Baccalaureate (IB) World School, WAB is known for its innovative, student-centered approach to education. Across our Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP), students engage in inquiry-driven learning that nurtures curiosity, creativity, and confidence. With cutting-edge resources, flexible learning spaces, and over 400 extracurricular activities, our diverse and inclusive community empowers students to thrive.

To learn more about our diverse and inclusive community, and meet with school leadership and student ambassadors, we are offering multiple opportunities in October and November for families to explore our Early Years through to High School programs.

Experience Days

Experience Days invite students to step into school life at WAB with a trial class, meet new friends, and discover the joy of learning in our classrooms. Parents will join interactive information sessions to explore our programs, philosophy, and what makes WAB’s approach to learning special. Families will also enjoy a guided tour of our campus and learning spaces. Spaces are limited by grade, so each visit feels personal and meaningful.

Twilight Tours

For those who prefer a shorter, after-school visit, Twilight Tours offer an intimate, small-group introduction to WAB. Families will gain an overview of our approach to learning, followed by a guided tour of the campus in the late afternoon. These mini-visits are a great way to get a feel for our community and see our facilities.

Tuesday, October 14, 2025, 4:00 - 5:30 pm Twilight Tour: Early Years and Elemtnary School

Monday, October 20, 10:00 - 12:00 pm

Experience Day: Swiss School - ECC to ES

Monday, October 20, 10:00 - 12:00 pm

Experience Day: Middle School

Tuesday, October 21, 8:30 - 11:00 am

Experience Day: Junior Grade 1 - Grade 2

Tuesday, October 21, 8:30 - 10:40 am

Experience Day: Eary Years

Tuesday, October 28, 10:00 - 12:00 pm

Experience Day: Grade 3 - Grade 5

Friday, October 31, 1:00 - 4:00 pm

Experience Day: High School

Monday, November 3, 4:00 - 5:40 pm

Twilight Tour: Middle School

Thursday, November 13, 4:00 - 5:40 pm

Twilight Tour: High School

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We are opening doors and inviting you to join us to see our wonderful school in action. We know that BSB Sanlitun offers children and their families a world class education in a warm and welcoming community - come and see for yourself!
Date: 15 October 2025
Time: 9am to 11.30am 
Children aged 0-4 with foreign passports are welcome to sign up for the event.

Experience the fluttering wings of birds in the forest with this professional birdwatching experience at the National Botanical Garden (North Garden). Explore bird life through a scientific lens and discover the wonders of flight around you.

Instructors

Highlights

Professional Instructors: Experts with scientific backgrounds will lead the team to uncover the science behind bird behavior.

Scientific Expedition Experience: Observe over 15 bird species and record real-world ecological data.

Citizen Scientists: Data is transmitted directly to the China Birdwatching Recording Center to support ecological research.

Event Schedule

Knowledge Class: Bird Characteristics / Six Major Bird Groups / Migration Routes

Skills Training: Telescope Usage Tips / Bird Identification Tips

Field Detective: Tracking Nesting Behavior / Decoding Call Codes / Capturing Dynamic Birds

Citizen Scientists: Upload Observational Data to Support Real Scientific Research

Event Dates and Times

Teacher Ding

October 8, 2025 (Wednesday)

9:30 AM - 12:00 PM; 3:00 PM - 5:30 PM

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Teacher Deng

October 6, 2025 (Monday)

9:30 AM - 12:00 PM; 3:00 PM - 5:30 PM

October 7, 2025 (Tuesday)

9:30 AM - 12:00 PM; 3:00 PM - 5:30 PM

Event Fee

RMB 298 /group (includes tickets, materials, instructor, etc.)

Families with children aged 6-12 (one adult and one child per group)

It's harvest season again, when everything is gathering, and the branches are filled with autumn's bounty. These fruits hanging from the branches are autumn's poem to the National Botanical Garden, and they are also the botanical world's "family archives" and "life heritage."

Have you ever observed the differences between them? If you were a botanist, how would you classify the fruits harvested in the garden? This weekend, come to the National Botanical Garden's "Fruit Taxonomy" workshop. Let's peel back the layers of autumn fruits, decipher nature's taxonomic codes, and become little taxonomists, exploring the natural secrets of fruits and seeds!

Activity Instructor

Activity Highlights

Fruit Hunting in the Garden, Understanding the Diversity of Autumn's Fruits: Collect or forage for different types of fruits and seeds in the garden, and understand why fruits have different shapes by relating their morphology, structure, and function.

"Little Taxonomists" Practice Classifying Fruits and Seeds: Groups receive "fruit and seed packets," observe and record from a "botanist's perspective," and discuss classification criteria in groups.

Exploring the mysteries of autumn fruits through microscopic observation and dissecting the codes of empirical classification: Using a magnifying glass to observe seed patterns, students will uncover fascinating questions like "Why do some fruits have hard cores?" and "Why do grapes grow in clusters?" This will allow students to closely connect taxonomy with autumn harvest life.

Activity Schedule

Exploring the Autumn Garden: Follow the instructor to search for "classification cases" in the botanical garden, observe the fruit morphology of different plants, and understand the practical application of taxonomy in plant identification.

Learning Fruit Classification: Returning indoors, students will be divided into groups and receive mixed fruit samples. The instructor will encourage students to think about classification logic from multiple perspectives and discuss the development of classification standards.

Dissecting Typical Fruits: Observe the cross-sectional structure of the fruit, annotate key classification features, and gain a deeper understanding of the classification criteria for different fruit types. Through practical application, students will gradually establish the logical chain of "observation - induction - classification - verification," which is the core thinking model of the taxonomic knowledge system.

Event Date and Times

October 8, 2025 (Wednesday)

9:30 AM - 12:00 PM; 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM

Event Fee

RMB 298 per group (includes tickets, materials, instructor, etc.)

Families with children aged 6-12 (one adult and one child per group)

Why do plants in tropical rainforests have unique buttress roots and dripping leaf tips? Why do cacti in deserts, covered in thorns, manage to survive so tenaciously? Throughout their long evolution, plants have developed a series of unique survival techniques to adapt to diverse environments! Let's visit the National Botanical Garden (North Garden), step into the greenhouse, and embark on a fascinating journey exploring the "environmental adaptations" of plants!

Event Instructor

Event Highlights

Leading by a leading expert: Ecological conservation expert Chai Yongbin, drawing on his expertise in wetland conservation, scientific research management, and the production of millions of words of scientific research reports, he will guide your study with a scientific research mindset, deeply improving your ability to explore nature and your overall scientific literacy. He will also explain profound knowledge in language that children can understand.

Uncovering the Survival Wisdom of Plants: From the structural characteristics of plants in different habitats to how they adapt to their environments and develop survival strategies based on these characteristics, this comprehensive tour reveals the wisdom that plants use to survive and thrive in nature.

Immersive Ecological Journey: Journey through diverse habitats in the greenhouse, such as rainforests and deserts, like opening a natural codebook, making the abstract concept of "adaptation" vivid and tangible.

Scientific Inquiry Methods: Learn basic scientific methods such as observation, comparison, classification, and recording to cultivate scientific thinking. Students will become "little researchers" and gain a deep understanding of the "environmental adaptation" of plants.

Activity Schedule

Immersive Habitat Journey, Become a Plant Explorer: Embark on a fascinating journey through rainforests, deserts, shady corners, and aquatic environments in the greenhouse. As "plant explorers," each journey is like opening a natural codebook, allowing you to intuitively experience the differences between different environments and get up close and personal with various unique plants.

Unlock survival secrets through multi-dimensional observation and interaction: In the tropical rainforest, observe how buttress roots, like "strongmen," support tree trunks against wind and rain, and how dripping leaf tips transform into "mini umbrellas" to quickly drain water; in the desert, decipher the dual survival wisdom of cacti: "water storage and water conservation"; in shady corners and aquatic environments, observe and discover the unique structural characteristics and survival strategies of plants.

Summarize patterns to deepen understanding and understand adaptive logic: By observing the structural characteristics of plants in different habitats, summarize the underlying patterns, clarify the close connection between plant survival strategies and the environment, and deeply grasp the core principle of "environment shapes structure, and structure adapts to environment."

Event Date and Time

October 7, 2025 (Tuesday), 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM

Event Fee

RMB 398 per group (includes tickets, materials, instructor, etc.)

Families with children aged 6-12 (one adult and one child per group)

The National Botanical Garden's "Green Planet - World Insect Diversity Salon" has been upgraded and launched! This all-new course features instructor Pan Xiaochang as he journeys into a miniature kingdom of insects, showcasing the world's most unique treasures. This exhibition features over 1,500 rare insect specimens, along with a large exhibition area featuring live insects. This allows you to observe the exquisite details of the specimens up close while witnessing the vibrant movements of live insects, embarking on a fascinating journey of in-depth dialogue with insects!

Event Instructor

Event Highlights

Expert-led immersive knowledge exploration: Instructor Pan Xiaochang, with 24 years of experience in insect research, will lead the course, combining professional insect knowledge with practical demonstrations. From insect identification characteristics to defining benefits and harms, from conservation significance to practical methods, the course delves deeper into the subject, ensuring both professionalism and engaging learning.

A stunning combination of new specimens and live insects: This exhibition features a selection of remarkable and unique insects from diverse regions and environments around the world, showcasing over 1,500 rare insect specimens, 40% of which are being exhibited for the first time! Numerous live insect exhibits, showcasing the wonders, intrigue, beauty, size, and microscopicity of insects, will be added to the exhibit, allowing participants to directly experience the multifaceted charm of the insect world.

Up-close-and-personal experience: Breaking through traditional cognitive boundaries, students, under the guidance of teachers, will be able to touch insects from different groups, feeling the lightness and wonder of life in their hands. This immersive experience will inspire curiosity and love for the insect world, making learning more heartwarming and memorable.

Digging for a Giant Insect to Take Home: In-depth lectures will help students develop a new understanding of insects. Students will personally dig up the hidden insects, fill them with soil, and pack them into boxes, alleviating the anxiety of being home without insects during the winter. Students will also experience the miraculous changes in the insect life cycle.

Activity Schedule

Check-in and Entry: After checking in, families will enter the venue in an orderly manner, explore on their own, and wait for the group to gather, warming up for the subsequent learning.

Expert Lecture: Decoding Insects (approximately 60 minutes): Teacher Pan Xiaochang conducts a professional lecture, focusing on the core identifying characteristics of insects (six legs and four wings), and using real-world examples to analyze the logic behind defining the benefits and harms of insects. He also provides an in-depth explanation of the supporting role insects play in the ecosystem and shares practical methods for daily insect conservation.

Specimen Exploration: Live Interaction (approximately 30 minutes): Teacher Pan leads students in an up-close exploration of precious collections. Under safe conditions, students can personally handle beetles, gently placing them in their palms to experience the texture of their shells and the movements of their limbs, immersing them in the wonder and lightness of life.

Q&A: Group Photo Exit (approximately 30 minutes): Students raise questions, and Teacher Pan answers them. A group photo is taken, and the students depart in an orderly manner.

Event Dates

October 4, 2025 (Saturday)

9:30 AM - 11:30 AM; 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

October 5, 2025 (Sunday)

9:30 AM - 11:30 AM; 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

October 6, 2025 (Monday)

9:30 AM - 11:30 AM; 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

October 7, 2025 (Tuesday)

9:30 AM - 11:30 AM; 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

October 8, 2025 (Wednesday)

9:30 AM - 11:30 AM; 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Event Fee

RMB 298 per group (includes admission, materials, instructor, etc.)

Families with children aged 6-12 (one adult and one child per group)