After careful consideration we’ve decided to play it safe and move this year’s Jingkids Summer Fling originally planned for this Saturday (May 22) to next week (Saturday, May 29). If it rains next Saturday, the rain date will be Sunday, May 30.
Results of China’s 2020 census were released this week, and while the overall population of non-Chinese across the country has increased, the population of expats in Beijing, specifically, has declined sharply.
Bring the whole family out to play at the Jingkids Summer Fling on May 22!
More than a year after Covid-19 initially closed schools in Beijing, what can we say about online learning that hasn’t already been covered? The answer, according to school leaders at October’s Jing International School Expo panel, is empathy, flexibility, and a multi-pronged approach that looks at all stakeholders in the school community: students, parents, and staff.
What is this sorcery, you may ask? Is this a knockoff product produced by pirates? Have we been taken over by some external force? Are we leaving Beijing?
Nope, it’s still us, the same beijingkids you’ve come to know and (hopefully) love for a decade and a half.
The district is concerned about the further spread of Covid-19 particularly within the kindergartens. All of Beijing’s kindergartens, regardless of public or private, must be closed.
All 51 of the district’s after-school training centers have been ordered closed, as well as movie theaters, swimming pools, and other recreational facilities that normally draw crowds.
It took us 30 minutes to get tested, which means they are testing at a rate of about one person every minute.
The latest cases in Shunyi have set the city’s clock of consecutive days without a local transmission back to zero.
The latest case of COVID-19 was discovered in Shunyi from a resident who flew in from Ningbo.