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Book Week at Dalian American International School was a joyful celebration of imagination, creativity, and the love of reading across both elementary and secondary school communities.

This impactful event highlighted student voices and perspectives on a wide range of social issues, serving as both a learning milestone and a platform for advocacy.

The conference emphasized the urgency of aligning with the Sustainable Development Goals amidst rapid technological advancements and complex international relations.

This year's festival brought together 472 students from 11 Nord Anglia schools across China.

Our students celebrated Pi Day with games, challenges, and a little bit of whipped cream chaos.

The participants had the option of entering into three divisions: Original Oratory, Duo Interpretation, and Extemporaneous. 

DAIS was awarded the winning placements in the competition!

The second summit was an even bigger, two-days event where students learned how to be good leaders and volunteers.

School experiences and charity events have shaped Monica into a successful, positive and compassionate person.

Our seniors already received more than 80 offers from colleges and universities worldwide.

The Elementary Student Leadership Council hosted an exciting Spirit Day on February 21 with the theme “What I Want to Be When I Grow Up.” 

With delegates from around the world, CISSMUN XIV was an unforgettable experience for our DAIS Model United Nations team. 

13-15 February saw Sea Dragons U19 Basketball teams travel to Shanghai to participate in the ACAMIS tournament.

Our students successfully collected over 200 pounds of toys, clothes, and books to donate to the children at the Dalian Welfare Institute.

This year, DAIS/DHS students made their AMIS Honor Choir debut in Singapore.

Key discussions revolve around the dual nature of AI in education: its potential to enhance learning and the ethical challenges it poses.

May this year bring abundant joy and prosperity to you and your loved ones!

We were delighted to be represented in both the boys and girls sections that was the biggest Chang’An Cup event yet.

Valedictorian of the DAIS Class of 2021, Jazper just graduated from Duke University with highest distinction.

From campus life to new opportunities, our grads are embracing this chapter with enthusiasm and determination.