Content by students and youths writing for jingkids
Get That Nice Beach Vibe in the Middle of 798
It’s summer, and 798 is hopping – but traipsing around in the heat can leave…
Browsing: Student Correspondent Program
The Expat Parents’ Guide to Moving Around with Kids
Are you concerned about how your little ones will adjust to constantly moving around the…
A Teenage Intern’s Journey Into Journalism at the Beijinger
Hi, I’m Charly. I’m 15 years old and currently a freshman in high school at the German Embassy School, and these last two weeks (May 21-31) I’ve been interning with the Beijinger.
Beijing Teens Discuss Their Concerns With Urbanization
Let’s take a look at some of the drawbacks of urbanization.
Calling All Swifties! BCIS Students Have Started a Taylor Swift Club and Here’s How You Can Join
These teens are mad about Taylor Swift.
What’s It Like To Grow Up Away From Parents in a Boarding School?
In a boarding school like BRS, students form a close-knit community.
Embark on an Extraordinary Journey With Roald Dahl: Unveiling “Going Solo,” the Autobiography of a WWII Fighter Pilot, Ex-Spy, and Chocolate Historian
This is the third of my three-part series on mental health book recommendations from one young person to another.
Dive Into the Riveting World of The Goldfish Boy, a Compelling Journey Through Mystery, Friendship, and Self-Discovery
A pair of gloves, a mystery, many phobias, and a miracle. This is The Goldfish Boy by Lisa Thompson.
Find Out Why This Teen Recommends October, October
Part one of a three-part series on mental health book recommendations from one young person to another.
Step by Step: THIS Students Inspire Sustainable Action
Small, meaningful steps can lead to positive change.