How do MISers learn and live丨3月第一周，MIS的学生如何学习和生活？

Date: March 3

Hosted by Curie House

▲Announcement of the Top Three Students in the House's Weekly Individual Points Standings

Sportsmanship is not just about honor, it is about how we participate in the competition. It embodies respect, fairness, and the grace to maintain composure regardless of the outcome. Sports teach us many valuable life lessons, such as perseverance, teamwork, and respect for others. These are vivid reflections of the IB Learner Objectives of “principled” and “caring.”

On the badminton court at the 2024 Paris Olympics, athlete He Bingjiao epitomized the pinnacle of sportsmanship. After securing the silver medal in the women's singles final, she deliberately wore a Spanish flag badge as she ascended the podium. This was a heartfelt tribute to the renowned Spanish player Carolina Marín, who had withdrawn from the competition due to injury. This moment of humanity reminds us that true sportsmanship is always founded on the bedrock of empathy, transcending the boundaries of victory and defeat through mutual respect and understanding.

Sports not only help us maintain health, relieve stress, and build confidence, but also teach us to adhere to rules in fierce competition, to respect and care for opponents regardless of the outcome, and to learn mutual support, even when we come from different teams. This is the true essence of the sports spirit.

As MIS House Sports Meet approaches, I sincerely hope that both athletes and spectators will demonstrate the spirit of sportsmanship. Athletes, please strive toward your goal, respect your opponents and savor the joy of competition. Spectators, please cheer for every participant, not just for your friends. Your encouragement will make a tremendous difference.

Dates: Every Monday to Thursday

Date: March 3    

Following the successful conclusion of the Student Government club recruitment event, Last week's meeting agenda focuses on the progress of the preparations for seven clubs and the scheduling of upcoming activities. We are pleased to see the enthusiasm, creativity, and sense of responsibility from Student Government members during the club preparations. Their efforts have injected new vitality and color into campus life.

Date: March 5  

Dates: March 6 - March 7

Date: March 3

During this week's assembly, the school nurse conducted a lecture for all teachers and students on the prevention of common spring diseases and related precautions. The lecture provided a detailed introduction to the symptoms, transmission routes, and preventive measures of common spring diseases, including respiratory diseases (such as influenza, chickenpox, and mumps), gastrointestinal infections (such as norovirus and rotavirus infections), and allergic diseases (such as allergic rhinitis and asthma). The school nurse particularly emphasized the importance of developing good personal hygiene and lifestyle habits, such as frequent hand washing, ensuring adequate sleep, avoiding crowded places, paying attention to food hygiene, and engaging in regular exercise. Additionally, the nurse provided guidance on how students should properly respond to and manage any physical discomfort.