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The DAISMUN conference, held on March 6-7, provided a unique experience for passionate student delegates from across the region to engage in an immersive experience of diplomatic discourse, critical thinking, and collaborative engagement.

During the Subject Fair, students in Grades 8 to 11 explored the full range of academic pathways available at DAIS.

Over the past few months, the school explored what the rise of AI means for our students now and in the future, and how we should be supporting them in this rapidly evolving area.

Our students achieved outstanding results across the American Mathematics Competitions this year.

The Panda Book Awards are here at DAIS!

Over this academic year, Sea Dragon Ambassadors worked hard to focus on service projects around our local community.

Our Advisory Program continued its focus on developing the School Wide Learner Outcomes through meaningful, service‑based learning.

DAIS Grade 7 students explored a robotics activity with Ms. Ana Diarez, now a licensed VEX Robotics coach. Students tested their tower designs on a simulated earthquake platform to see how vibration and lateral forces affect structural stability.

Huamei alumni came to visit our school on January 8 and jumped straight into a friendly game with our current Sea Dragons teams.

Our Blue Heal Planet Student Club spent five meaningful days supporting children with special needs at a local school.

The Juilliard School in New York City is recognized as a world leader in performing arts.

Our two principals have prepared their New Year messages to share their hopes and blessings with all families. 

The World Leader in Sports Education

The Global Writing Competition was launched in our division.

The project showcased real-world applications of solving and graphing polynomial functions. 

Polar Vortex, delivered an exciting program blending festive and powerful pieces.

GO SEAGRAGONS!

Beulchan Lee, Beijing Bureau Chief of The Chosun Daily and author of DeepSeek Deep Shock.

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Our middle and high school students as they received numerous academic and leadership awards across all subjects.