What’s It Like To Be Blind in Beijing: WAB 6th Grader Lets Us Know
Whether it’s sports, reading, or surfing the web, visually impaired 6th grader Noa leads a life that’s more similar to his sighted classmates than you may think.
Browsing: Student Life
Navigating the World of Work, or at Least a Week of It
Sebastian Riese shares the highs and lows of an internship at Jingkids.
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Body Image and the Modern Teenager
I feel that the focus of conversations about body image and its physical and mental effects should not be the importance of avoiding comparison between oneself and celebrities, but instead about peers.
Bogota to Beijing: Different Reactions to COVID-19 Around the World
In Student Correspondent articles, we hear from some of Beijing’s best and brightest students about…
The Senior Year That Wasn’t: Jun Young O.
Many of us would agree that our Senior year of High School was one of…
Realizing Your Student’s Potential Through Outstanding Extracurricular Activities
Every year we have the distinct privilege of compiling a School Choice Guide (SCG) for…
My Merry Christmas: Students from Daystar Academy Share Their Favorite Christmas Memories
Jacob (Grade 2) It was Christmas Eve. We all fell asleep. Santa Claus came to…
School Shift: Finding Your Stride at Beijing’s International Schools
Fitting in at a new school is always difficult. When you’re also coming to terms…
Going Extracurricular: High School Seniors Tell Us About Their Favorite Campus Activities
Here we asked international high school students about what extracurricular activities have been memorable at…
Come In! A Curious Look in the Rooms of Beijing Youths
Beijingkids felt curious about the teens who took over this magazine, and wanted to have…