Recently, Yang Junda, Deputy Director of the Suzhou Education Bureau, led a team to CISK to conduct a work inspection. He was accompanied by Wang Jingzhi, Director of the International Exchange and Cooperation Division of the Suzhou Education Bureau, Liu Luhong, Director of the Basic Education Division, Wang Yang, Secretary of the Kunshan Municipal Education Work Committee and Director of the Kunshan Education Bureau, Gong Jianzhong, Member of the Kunshan Municipal Education Work Committee and Deputy Director of the Kunshan Government Education Supervision Office, and Yu Jianxin, Deputy Chief of the Basic Education Section of the Kunshan Education Bureau.

Deputy Director Yang and his team heard the school's report on its educational journey, achievements, and development plans. The clear positioning, outstanding achievements, and well-defined goals received full affirmation from the bureau leaders.

▲Yang Junda, Deputy Director of Suzhou Education Bureau

Yang Junda, the deputy director, fully affirmed the school's achievements over the past decade, and hoped that the school could strengthen its confidence in development, clarify its orientation, continue to improve its quality, focus on the integration of Chinese and Western cultures, and continue to contribute to the development of the children of foreigners in Kunshan.

Director Wang fully affirmed and recognized our school's work, providing detailed guidance for the school's development and enrollment efforts, and looking forward to better development in the future.

▲Wang Yang, Secretary of the Kunshan Municipal Education Work Committee and Director of the Kunshan Education Bureau

On behalf of Kunshan Municipal Education Bureau, Director Wang Yang thanked the leaders of Suzhou Municipal Education Bureau for their support. He emphasized that Kunshan, as an open and integrated city, attaches great importance to the development of education, including international education. He pointed out that international education is an important way to cultivate international vision and competitiveness, which is of great significance to improving the city. He encouraged schools to become a platform for showing Kunshan to foreigners and people from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, combining Kunshan's local culture, historic traditions and international education, broadening the vision of foreign teachers and students to understand China, and integrating Chinese and Western cultures.

 

 

 

 

International Women's Day at CISK

From 18 months to 18 years old, students enjoy a full IB system of international education in a caring atmosphere.

Founded in 2012, CISK is the only school for children of foreign nationals in Kunshan and the only one to offer a K-12 IB curriculum. The school's strategy of "taking root in Kunshan, serving Kunshan, and promoting Kunshan" more has benefited from Kunshan's good environment and strong support from all sectors of society. In the future, the school will continue to focus on providing a high-quality international education, adding luster to the development of the children of foreign nationals here in Kunshan.