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1500+ CAIS family members | 1 culturally diverse learning community
We are dedicated to shining a spotlight on our community - students, teachers, alumni, parents and friends of CAIS who are adding vibrancy to CAIS.CAIS Spotlight series amplifies the inspiring stories of our dynamic community.
1500+ CAIS family members | 1 culturally diverse learning community
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CAIS Innovates: Digital Literacy Program
The coronavirus pandemic has changed every aspect of our lives and the world has turned to technology to provide solutions and gain new insights to help us fight the virus.
Meet the next generation of innovators
Marko Choi | Class of 2020
Meet the Next Generation of Law Enforcement
David Lau | Class of 2019
Meet the Next Generation of Civil Engineering
Tobias Ng | Class of 2018
CAIS Behind the Scenes: The Pilgrim’s Progress
CAIS Christian Ethics Teacher Mr Richard Nadar teams up with Dr Jonathan Johnson, Pastor at Island Baptist Church to launch a book study project. The Pilgrim's Progress is the first book they picked…
Violin Virtuoso Adrian Anantawan
One of the equalizers about music is that it's not how you look but it's how you sound. Being able to think that someone can close their eyes and just hear rather than seeing someone who is missing a…
Navigating the Education Maze: a parent’s perspective
Mr Cheung has firsthand experience with different curriculum systems beginning with his own education. We asked him to share with us his experience.
Samuel Lee, Primary Homeroom Teacher
Los Angeles/ Hong Kong
Richard Vanderpyl, Head of School
New Zealand
May Ren, Chinese Teacher
Tianjin
Elaine Wu, Primary Homeroom Teacher
Hong Kong
Charles Grayson, Senior Student Services Manager
Pennsylvania
The Journey of a Student Through the Sea of Life
Like sports, art has long been a unifier. The artworks at CAIS’s campus at Butterfly Valley have not only given colours to the school’s interior spaces, the messages behind these creative works have…
A passion for music and music education #7 of 7
There was a little bit of a music culture in our family. My uncle played the violin as an amateur and from a very early age, I heard him practicing and I was fascinated by the instrument...
A passion for music and music education #6 of 7
In Hong Kong I think that parents want their children to cultivate their creativity and they look to music and art to help cultivate it but sometimes the decision is then imposed on the child.
A passion for music and music education #5 of 7
I did not start out with the bassoon. I started out at age 6 playing the violin but after a year, I gave up. I found that the posture to play the violin to be too awkward for me so I gave up. At age…
A passion for music and music education #4 of 7
I am Izumi Nikaido and I am a flutist. I was born in Kagoshima City, Japan and started to play the piano when I was 3 years old.
A passion for music and music education #3 of 7
When I graduated from High School, I enrolled in the Senior Program at APA and spent the next 4 years there. In 1993, I was recruited to be the associate principal Horn for the Korean Symphony…
A passion for music and music education #2 of 7
I was born and grew up in Taiwan. When I was a child, my mother strongly encouraged my two sisters and me to learn playing piano. One day she discovered that I was able to play all the pop songs…
A passion for music and music education #1 of 7
She is an acclaimed young virtuoso of the new generation started learning the cello when she was ten at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts.
Advent
This Sunday is the second Sunday in advent as we celebrate the coming of Christ as Saviour.
Advent
When our children were very young, we lived in a different part of New Zealand to where their grandparents lived. I can still remember their reaction when my wife and I would say ‘Grandma and Grandpa…
The heart of Christian Education
Last Saturday, if the Parent Teacher Interviews were taking place at school, I was to give a talk on “The heart of Christian Education.”
Canadian Thanksgiving Day 2020
This coming Monday, 12th October, Canadians will celebrate Thanksgiving Day. (Jour de l'Action de grâce).
NERVE TO SERVE
“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.”
CAIS Innovates: Digital Literacy Program
The coronavirus pandemic has changed every aspect of our lives and the world has turned to technology to provide solutions and gain new insights to help us fight the virus.
Meet the next generation of innovators
Marko Choi | Class of 2020
Meet the Next Generation of Law Enforcement
David Lau | Class of 2019
Meet the Next Generation of Civil Engineering
Tobias Ng | Class of 2018
CAIS Behind the Scenes: The Pilgrim’s Progress
CAIS Christian Ethics Teacher Mr Richard Nadar teams up with Dr Jonathan Johnson, Pastor at Island Baptist Church to launch a book study project. The Pilgrim's Progress is the first book they picked…
Violin Virtuoso Adrian Anantawan
One of the equalizers about music is that it's not how you look but it's how you sound. Being able to think that someone can close their eyes and just hear rather than seeing someone who is missing a…
Navigating the Education Maze: a parent’s perspective
Mr Cheung has firsthand experience with different curriculum systems beginning with his own education. We asked him to share with us his experience.
Samuel Lee, Primary Homeroom Teacher
Los Angeles/ Hong Kong
Richard Vanderpyl, Head of School
New Zealand
May Ren, Chinese Teacher
Tianjin
Elaine Wu, Primary Homeroom Teacher
Hong Kong
Charles Grayson, Senior Student Services Manager
Pennsylvania
The Journey of a Student Through the Sea of Life
Like sports, art has long been a unifier. The artworks at CAIS’s campus at Butterfly Valley have not only given colours to the school’s interior spaces, the messages behind these creative works have…
A passion for music and music education #7 of 7
There was a little bit of a music culture in our family. My uncle played the violin as an amateur and from a very early age, I heard him practicing and I was fascinated by the instrument...
A passion for music and music education #6 of 7
In Hong Kong I think that parents want their children to cultivate their creativity and they look to music and art to help cultivate it but sometimes the decision is then imposed on the child.
A passion for music and music education #5 of 7
I did not start out with the bassoon. I started out at age 6 playing the violin but after a year, I gave up. I found that the posture to play the violin to be too awkward for me so I gave up. At age…
A passion for music and music education #4 of 7
I am Izumi Nikaido and I am a flutist. I was born in Kagoshima City, Japan and started to play the piano when I was 3 years old.
A passion for music and music education #3 of 7
When I graduated from High School, I enrolled in the Senior Program at APA and spent the next 4 years there. In 1993, I was recruited to be the associate principal Horn for the Korean Symphony…
A passion for music and music education #2 of 7
I was born and grew up in Taiwan. When I was a child, my mother strongly encouraged my two sisters and me to learn playing piano. One day she discovered that I was able to play all the pop songs…
A passion for music and music education #1 of 7
She is an acclaimed young virtuoso of the new generation started learning the cello when she was ten at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts.
Advent
This Sunday is the second Sunday in advent as we celebrate the coming of Christ as Saviour.
Advent
When our children were very young, we lived in a different part of New Zealand to where their grandparents lived. I can still remember their reaction when my wife and I would say ‘Grandma and Grandpa…
The heart of Christian Education
Last Saturday, if the Parent Teacher Interviews were taking place at school, I was to give a talk on “The heart of Christian Education.”
Canadian Thanksgiving Day 2020
This coming Monday, 12th October, Canadians will celebrate Thanksgiving Day. (Jour de l'Action de grâce).
NERVE TO SERVE
“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.”