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On November 2–8, 2025, our students will be participating in a once-in-a-lifetime trip to MIT in Boston.

Secondary Sports Day was a showcase of school spirit, organized by Student Government and supported by our advisors.

Students at Dalian American International School explored the School Wide Learning Outcomes through movement, teamwork and creative challenges.

Congratulations to Michael Ma and Mr. Singleton on being selected as our NAE Summit delegates this year.

From classroom memories to lifelong friendships, these students have grown in countless ways.

Organized by Mr. Iwanyshyn, Head of Science, the event featured projects from students in Grades 6, 7, and 8.

Our math teachers inspire growth through solid teaching, creative challenges, and hands-on learning.

Our final band and orchestra concert of the year took place on Tuesday, April 29.

On April 24, the community came together for "Heartbeats in Harmony," an evening celebrating diversity, joy, and connection through the power of song.

DAIS students met professionals from engineering, healthcare, music, and more at our Career Fair, gaining hands-on experience and discovering exciting future paths.

Our Grade 10 student Justin successfully passed his audition on the baritone saxophone back in November to be selected for this event. 

This impactful event highlighted student voices and perspectives on a wide range of social issues, serving as both a learning milestone and a platform for advocacy.

The conference emphasized the urgency of aligning with the Sustainable Development Goals amidst rapid technological advancements and complex international relations.

This year's festival brought together 472 students from 11 Nord Anglia schools across China.

The participants had the option of entering into three divisions: Original Oratory, Duo Interpretation, and Extemporaneous. 

DAIS was awarded the winning placements in the competition!

The second summit was an even bigger, two-days event where students learned how to be good leaders and volunteers.

This year, DAIS/DHS students made their AMIS Honor Choir debut in Singapore.

Key discussions revolve around the dual nature of AI in education: its potential to enhance learning and the ethical challenges it poses.

Two engaging library events in December highlighted our commitment to cultivating critical thinking, academic excellence, and a passion for reading among students.