If the academic development of learners mirrors adult work, then the personal lives of learners in the community is as indispensable as community life is in real society.
Life in the Moonshot community forms a circle that encompasses learners, mentors, and families, a circle where you know everyone and are known by everyone.
At Moonshot Academy, the "Four Houses" serve as units where learners and educators live together and engage in collective discussions. This concept arose from our discussions about the expanding nature of Moonshot Academy — where the school should not be a rigid, mechanical institution, but rather a living, dynamic organization. The Houses are learner organizations that transcend grade levels and classes. They can be led by learners and also serve to enrich the lives of learners at Moonshot Academy. The House is a unit for activities, also a cultural unit, an important space where learners engage in public discussions.
The names of the Four Houses were proposed by the parent of learner Wang Ziyuan, Wang Yeyun, symbolizing "道法自然" (Tao follows nature): in Chapter 25 of the Tao Te Ching, it is written, "The Tao is great, heaven is great, earth is great, and man is also great. In the universe, there are four great forces, and man is one of them. Man follows the earth, the earth follows heaven, heaven follows the Tao, and the Tao follows nature."
The first day of the school year features an Opening Ceremony, where all students, faculty, and parents come together to look ahead to the new year of learning, growth, and achievements. The ceremony honors students who have made outstanding contributions in academics, projects, and community culture, and invites everyone to explore the "real-world issues" that the entire school community will work on solving throughout the school year.
At the beginning of each school year, the school hosts a Curriculum Night, inviting families from elementary through high school to learn about the courses and how students will engage with their learning. Teachers will provide an overview of the curriculum and teaching methods.
The Club Fair is an important event each semester, where various clubs showcase themselves and recruit new members. Clubs set up booths to display their unique activities. Academic clubs share frontier research and insights, artistic clubs demonstrate skills and creative work, while sports clubs offer vibrant cultural displays of athleticism.
Anime Week is an annual event initiated by the Fupu House, held usually in late October or early November. The week is filled with activities such as merchandise showcases, ACG knowledge competitions, self-promotion campaigns, and a cosplay day. Both students and teachers can display their anime-themed merchandise, participate in trivia contests, show support for their favorite characters, and enjoy the chance to win great prizes. Cosplay Day offers participants a chance to express themselves and enjoy the diverse charm and fun of anime culture.
The Flying Disc Cup is an important sports event in the fall semester, usually held in late September or early October. The competition features a round-robin and knockout format, ensuring fairness and competitiveness. Teams are formed by both students and teachers and are divided into the four Houses: Chizi, Fupu, Shangshan, and Wuji. House members team up to compete for House pride, displaying their love for the sport and employing various strategies and techniques in the game. The Flying Disc Cup has become a traditional event at our school, providing a platform for students and faculty to participate in flying disc sports, enhance communication and interaction, and showcase teamwork. Thus, the promotion and development of frisbee sports on campus has been strongly boosted, enriching the campus sports culture and life.
Held in November, "From Moon to Earth" is an activity month that focuses on environmental protection with a variety of activities. These include screenings of the BBC documentary Blue Planet, discussions on environmental themes, board game trials, a competition for creating House mascot fridge magnets, a global village marketplace, climate change exhibitions, and a "Plant Adventure." Other activities include upcycling workshops, trivia competitions, a second-hand clothing fashion show, and debates. The event invites faculty and students to explore green transformation, participate in environmental practices, and discuss sustainable development in daily life, while contributing to the campus's environmental culture.
Experiential Learning Projects (ELP) are 3-5 day immersive learning projects designed to take students outside the regular classroom environment. These projects expose students to diverse cultural perspectives and foster civic awareness, offering hands-on service experiences and personal reflection on their social identities. ELPs integrate three foundational modules: research, experience, and reflection, and cooperate with high-quality social resources to conduct project research and development.
Under development, this event reflects the power of drama to bring together diverse talents, offering equal participation opportunities for both students and teachers. It emphasizes multi-dimensional evaluation and the transmission of the Moonshot Academy's values. The high school department established its first Moonshot Drama Troupe in winter 2024, where members will collaborate to select the troupe's name and a script. The troupe’s debut performance will be in the spring of 2025 — stay tuned!
Every year, around New Year, Wuji House organizes a special ball for high school students and teachers, where everyone can dress up. The ball is full of exciting performances, diverse music, and elegant melodies mixed with dynamic rhythms. The dances include both choreographed and impromptu performances, as well as high-energy beatbox acts, adding unique charm and creating a lively atmosphere. It is an unforgettable year-end celebration for the high school community.
The Boring Competition originated from the House Head's desire to explore diverse evaluation and alternative competitions, offering a fun, offbeat contrast to the typical academic life. After a month of preparation, the event is set to launch with five days of activities, including competitions like "Biggest Procrastinator," "Card Stacker King," "Leg Shaker King," and "Guess the Person" as well as a final championship round. There will also be quirky contests, such as a "Weirdest Sleeping Position" and "Most Messy Desk" competition. This event provides a stage for students and faculty to break free from convention, celebrate individuality, and engage in a unique exploration of campus life.
π Day is an annual event where the math department organizes nine stations featuring unique mathematical games. Students collect game cards and visit each station, collecting stamps and competing to gather the most stamps within a time limit for the chance to win valuable prizes. The event is designed to spark students' interest in mathematics, hone their mathematical thinking, and provide an exciting learning experience each year.
Spring Sports Week is a major all-school sports event, organized by the Sports Department and the Houses. The competition features basketball, soccer, volleyball, and other athletic events, providing a platform for students to showcase their athletic talents. House teams compete fiercely, demonstrating the spirit of sportsmanship and teamwork.
Science Day, held in May, is an important event planned by the science department. The event revolves around eight engaging science games that cover diverse topics such as clouds in the sky, delicious ice cream, and visible light, with each game offering a unique and creative approach. These activities cater to various interests and allow students and teachers to explore the wonders of science and promote a culture of scientific inquiry.
Wellbeing Week features a series of activities designed to promote mental and physical health. These include psychological games, aromatherapy, tarot card readings, and other wellness activities aimed at alleviating stress and increasing mental health awareness. The week fosters a supportive and caring environment for students.
Organized by Chizi House, the Brainpower Challenge is a fun and competitive event that involves various games, including games of luck and strategy. Participants use virtual currency to enter and accumulate points by playing daily games, which they can then exchange for rewards. While enjoying the challenges, students also gain insights into the clever use of mathematical concepts within the games.
On the days of the Dragon Boat Festival (Duanwu) and Winter Solstice, students' families prepare a grand community meal, where each family contributes a specialty dish from their hometown. The entire school community gathers to enjoy food and learn about various regional traditions and customs.
At the end of each semester, every course hosts an exhibition where students' work is showcased in diverse formats. Parents and members of the broader community are invited to participate, providing feedback and witnessing students' growth. This is one of the most vibrant days in the community, with everyone shining and sharing their achievements.
Organized by the Senior Student Council, the Summer Music Festival is a musical celebration for high school students and faculty. The event encourages participants to create and perform music across various genres, providing a stage for artistic expression. It’s an opportunity for students and teachers alike to showcase their musical talents and experience the joy of music.
Prior to the school year, new high school students participate in a 5-6 day immersive camp experience designed to foster relationships and a sense of belonging within the community. Students quickly acquire the necessary skills and strategies for learning and life. The camp is fully designed by the senior group, who act as mentors, offering guidance and companionship to help new students transition smoothly.
Family Coaching Day is a collaborative initiative between Moonshot Academy parents and family coaches. It offers a platform for self-coaching and mutual coaching, where participants learn how to become coaching parents, with the goal of positively influencing other families and fostering a nurturing environment at home.
The Graduation Ceremony marks the significant moment when Moonshot Academy’s students graduate. It is a grand event to celebrate both the students’ achievements and the start of a new chapter in their lives. The ceremony features a variety of formats, reflecting on the students' growth throughout their time at the academy and setting the stage for their next journey into the world.
Every interest is a call of an innate tendency in nature, and perhaps also a flash of genius in its primitive state. We hope that learners can discover their most authentic and talented selves in after-school clubs.
At last year’s End-of-Term Exhibition, the Moonshot Debate Team presented an exciting “Mini Kuaibao” debate session. The students displayed sharp wit and eloquence, dissecting problems and analyzing issues with incisive arguments. With logical reasoning and sharp viewpoints, they excelled in the art of debate. This semester, the team has undergone significant changes, with zero-experience students stepping up as core members. The teachers are helping them build a solid foundation and support the growth of new talent. We look forward to more great achievements!
Welcome to the Board Game Club! We are a vibrant and creative community focused on exploring and experiencing war strategy, racing, and social deduction board games. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned player, this is the perfect stage for you to showcase your wisdom and skills! War Strategy Games: Experience historical wars and futuristic battlefields by participating in classic games like Game of Thrones and RISK. Sharpen your tactical planning and decision-making skills. Racing Games: Feel the thrill of speed and excitement as you race through games like Formula D and HEAT. Enjoy the intense and exhilarating atmosphere of competition. Social Deduction Games: Test your psychological resilience and logical reasoning in social deduction games like Werewolf and Avalon. Whether you're hiding your identity or exposing lies, engage in a battle of wits and strategy.
In Dreamscape Studio, we are dedicated to igniting and cultivating a passion for game design and development. We believe everyone can find their place in the virtual world, whether as a designer, developer, or dreamer. Our club aims to provide a platform for members to explore, learn, create, and share their game ideas.
Whether you’re a beginner in game design or an experienced developer, as long as you're passionate about creating captivating virtual worlds, Dreamscape Studio welcomes you to join. Let’s chase our dreams and bring our creative ideas to life in the world of games!
Members get to know each other through Werewolf games. The goal is to train logical reasoning skills through the game. Our aim is to become professional Werewolf players.
Club Activities/Schedule: The first two weeks will introduce and familiarize everyone with the professional rules, sign language, terminology, and roles of Werewolf. Later sessions will focus on playing Werewolf, improving game skills through practice. We will also organize occasional team-building trips to play at formal Werewolf game venues or engage in other intellectual games or even meals. At the end of the semester, we will hold an election to vote for the best-performing player of each role and award some prizes.
Anyone interested in musical theatre performance is welcome to join our club! Novice/White friendly.
If you are looking for an interesting way to maintain your positive state, make new friends, and challenge yourself physically and mentally, then the Spikeball Club is the place for you. Joining our club is not just about participating in a sport; it's an opportunity to cultivate teamwork, sportsmanship, and friendship. We hope you can join this community and become a part of it, discovering your passion for spikeball with us. Come and join us!
Our two club presidents—one is an expert, and the other is a beginner—welcome everyone to join and have fun with skateboarding! No special goals, just pure enjoyment! Welcome any students who are interested in skateboarding to join us, we have no goal, just play!
Welcome all badminton enthusiasts to join our club! Take a break from the pressure of school and enjoy some badminton! One major advantage of our club is that we don’t need to pay for court fees or transportation fees; all you need is to show up. We welcome players of all skill levels and hope you’ll find friends at similar levels to play with! (Feel free to come and challenge the club president!)
Honors: 2023 BASE International Schools Sports Alliance Badminton Mixed Doubles, 4th place.
The Moonshot Boys’ Basketball Team was founded in the fall semester of 2022 and is a passionate and energetic team. Through hard training and every member’s unwavering love for basketball, the team has achieved outstanding performance on the court. Since its inception, the team has been growing stronger each semester, with every team member striving for the honor of the school. We hope to inject new energy into the team in the future.
Honors: 2023 Minjiao Alliance Cup Basketball Competition High School Group, 2nd place; 2024 BASE Alliance Basketball League U19, 2nd place.
The Moonshot Ultimate Frisbee Team was established in 2018 and quickly became one of the most popular clubs at Moonshot Academy. In 2021, we invited renowned domestic ultimate frisbee coach Hu Yukun to become the club’s guiding teacher. Since the fall semester of 2023, the Ultimate Frisbee Club has officially upgraded to a school team, systematically cultivating ultimate frisbee talents. In the 2023 Asia-Oceania Junior Frisbee Championships, two of our students participated and won third place, and in the 2024 National U20 Championship, they achieved first place, earning a spot on the 2024 World Junior Frisbee Championship China team.
The Moonshot Football Team was founded in the fall semester of 2022 and is a highly cohesive team. The goal of the team is to foster diligent, disciplined players who excel in self-management, and to promote using intelligence quotient and emotional intelligence to play football and live life. The football team was established to support students’ holistic development and academic advancement, as well as to contribute to creating a football culture on campus and bringing honor to the school. Honors: 2023 BASE International Schools Sports Alliance Football Competition, 4th place.
The athletmics club is open to all students who wish to improve their physical fitness and athletic skills. Based on the members' interests and specialties, we ensure each student can make progress in the most suitable event for them. Students who perform exceptionally in regular training will have the opportunity to represent the school in various track and field competitions.
Strength Training serves as the foundation in physical training, bodybuilding, Olympic lifting, and other training systems. Through reasonable strength training, we can prevent injuries, improve athletic performance, and achieve benefits such as body shaping and fat reduction. This club focuses on cultivating training awareness and proprioception, and every club session will involve learning basic strength training movements.
Our Volleyball Club aims to promote sportsmanship, teamwork, and physical health. Our main goal is to provide a friendly environment where members can learn volleyball skills, improve their athletic abilities, and build lasting friendships. Through volleyball, we hope to cultivate leadership, communication skills, and team spirit.
Are you still struggling to find a place to practice dancing? Are you worried about not finding a dance partner? Are you still hesitating on when to start?
The Otaku Dance Club was born to solve these problems! Our club specializes exclusively in ACGN (Anime, Comics, Games, and Novels) related dances and focuses solely on that. The club’s original purpose is to provide a platform for people who love dance from the ACGN community to dance and communicate with fellow enthusiasts.
As long as you love ACGN dance and are willing to practice, join us! Even if you're not good at it, don’t worry—passion can overcome any obstacles!
The club mainly focuses on dance instruction and performance rehearsals, offering members the opportunity to choose their favorite dance style, receive support in learning dance, and perform. This semester, we are also considering adding music video recordings and account management.
We welcome all students from grades 7 to 12, no matter your skill level or dance style of interest!
The Interest Exploration Club aims to assist learners in finding the academic field they potentially have an interest in through a series of major/career field-focused activities. We wish to recruit learners who are interested in organising such activities. Our jobs are mainly to brainstorm different major and career-focused topics, collect other learners' ideas of what fields they want to know more about, invite teachers and experts from various fields to introduce their fields of expertise and the story in these fields, planning and hosting the activities, and record the content of the activities. We welcome learners who are interested in joining us!!
We are members from the Growth Counseling Center’s affiliated HERE, representing "here (hear) for you". We are a completely student-run group at Moonshot Academy. We are responsible for organizing and planning activities related to mental health. Additionally, if you ever feel troubled, feel free to come and talk to us.
Welcome to the Baking Club! In this club, we will make many desserts together and enjoy the happiness of baking with everyone.
MOONCOFFEE will be operated by an official team this year, as a landmark with some history at Moonshot. In MOONCOFFEE, you will have the opportunity to learn how to make coffee, work as a barista, participate in brainstorming and testing of new products, design the brand logo, create brand identity, and launch holiday-specific products and activities. You can also explore any business activity or operational idea you are interested in!
Our club welcomes anyone who cares about their image. We will lead everyone to explore themselves, understand themselves, and manage their own image. We hope everyone can gain a better version of themselves in our club.
There are a plenty of marginalized groups in society. For us, Their lives are imperceptible and cryptic. As Moonshot students, we really want profoundly investigate them and make their lives more convenient and better. This club wants to delve into marginalized groups in society, such as visually disordered people, and paralyzed people. The goal is to produce a high-quality, powerful, compelling video or documentary conveying the obstacles and challenges they are facing and letting more people know and understand their lives. We may go outside and collect samples and information from real society, such as interviews, and the true lives they are having. The product may be a cogent videos or investigations that will be shown to others in Moonshot Academy.
This semester, there will be many projects in collaboration with the school. The first confirmed one is the monthly newsletter with the Press Club, and I will also help find other activities from teachers. Social service market rewards will be offered for participation.
The goal of the Magazine Club is to create one magazine each semester and sell it at the end-of-semester exhibition. The money collected will all be donated to organizations that help animals. Last year, we succeeded in donating ¥300 to OPF by selling 21 copies of our magazine. This year, we are looking for new recruits who like to write, draw, design, or simply want to help animals. If you are interested, feel free to sign up and give it a try:)
We are a student team supported by the Moonshot Academy Science Group, committed to expanding the campus scientific horizon and igniting students' passion for science through high-quality content and diverse activities. After nearly one semester of development, MSciD has grown from an introductory platform to a systematic, content-rich official account with four major content sections focused on different fields, as well as a series of high-quality events and sharing sessions.
Whether you are passionate about the delicate balance in physics collisions or fascinated by predators in the biological food chain, there is a scientific field here for you. We look forward to you participating in activities, reading articles, and becoming a companion on the road of scientific exploration!
Welcome to AI Magic Lab! Here, you can use AI to build your super cool intelligent entity. You will be able to evaluate AI capabilities and apply AI to solve problems in appropriate scenarios of school life. Learn to make rational choices and use technology products. Improve your problem-solving skills, collaborate in teams, and boldly explore. Focus on real problems, propose logical hypotheses, and continuously improve based on feedback during demo testing. Seek help from teachers and AI to solve any problems you encounter during development.
Welcome to Dream Maker Club! If you are passionate about DIY and creative design, this is your stage! Our goal is to inspire your creativity and take you through various cool DIY projects. From cardboard to toys, we will make our dreams come true together and challenge infinite possibilities! Cardboard DIY will be the highlight of this semester! We will explore the various possibilities of corrugated cardboard and learn interesting processing methods and techniques. You will make a series of cardboard playground projects, such as a soccer table, marble table, basketball machine, and more. Let’s try to bring new changes to the campus daily entertainment!
Let’s design some fun and meaningful environmental activities in the Moonshot Community! As a member of the Green Corner, you can approach it from various angles, such as food waste, advocating for second-hand goods, recycling, and raising community environmental awareness. We will also focus on different groups, including students, teachers, sanitation workers, and management, to make the Moonshot Community greener and contribute a little to saving human civilization.
The Lights Club mainly focuses on campus environmental protection and advocacy. In the early stages of the club, we will learn simple environmental protection methods and photography techniques. We will also use the school as a shooting location to create a documentary about the campus environment and ecosystem, focusing on the animals, plants, and the intersection between humans and plants on campus. In the later stages, we may buy saplings or various plants seeds and plant them in a designated area of the park.
Cat Imprint Club was founded with the aim of addressing the survival challenges faced by stray animals. We firmly believe that in human society, stray animals face numerous survival challenges. Therefore, we are committed to improving the quality of life for stray cats. The club members regularly care for stray cats in the Moonshot community or the park, providing them with better food and improving their health. We also actively organize spaying surgeries to prevent uncontrolled reproduction of stray cats, and we work hard to find suitable adoption homes for them. Through our efforts, we hope that each stray cat can have a safer and warmer living environment.
The Dandelion Project is a social service project centered on club members, organizing both inside and outside school learners to support the English learning, particularly oral English. At Dandelion Middle School. The main content of the project includes organizing and designing weekly online lessons and monthly offline activities at Dandelion School in Daxing District. The goal of the Dandelion Project is to better serve the community while also allowing all participants to continually learn and grow.
This is a research-oriented club combining psychology, sociology, and sports science. We will engage in a lot of practical activities and research on how to guide a growing group of children with special needs (such as those with ADHD) to become normal children, or even geniuses. Throughout history, many great and creative individuals (like Edison, Da Vinci, Musk, etc.) have suffered from ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), but it did not stop them from standing out in the end. This club aims to study this special group and design effective solutions for them.
Welfare Club will also engage in some handicrafts (such as twist sticks) and learn about children with autism (e.g., how to help them). During Open Day, we plan to sell the handmade items, and the money raised will go toward buying toys and books to donate to professional institutions. We will also produce some science posters (although this will not occupy the majority of our time), but most of the time, we will focus on the handicrafts.
The Host Club will officially participate in all school events, mostly taking on the role of hosts. We offer social service hours, and depending on the size of the event, we will also provide corresponding benefits. We will learn together from both theoretical knowledge and practical experience sharing.
The Physical Education and Health curriculum is based on students' physical and mental development characteristics and learning patterns. It is grounded in the fields of school physical education and health education, while also involving knowledge from sports physiology, anatomy, sports psychology, sports training, sports ethics, and other disciplines. As a high school curriculum that focuses on life, points toward life, and aims to improve the quality of life, Physical Education and Health has wide connections with subjects such as biology, chemistry, physics, sociology, and psychology. It plays an irreplaceable role in promoting students' physical and mental health, strengthening their bodies, and fostering good sportsmanship.
These include aspects such as body composition, cardiovascular endurance, muscle strength, muscular endurance, flexibility, reaction ability, movement speed, coordination, agility, explosiveness, and balance. In specialized courses, there will be further development in areas like basic knowledge and skills, tactics, physical fitness, demonstrations or competitions, and rules and officiating methods.
Physical fitness, athletics, ultimate frisbee, basketball, American and British flag football, soccer, tennis, badminton, volleyball, martial arts, spikeball, aerobics, health and nutrition, fitness, cricket, archery, and field hockey.
2023 Mingjiao League Cup Basketball Championship - High School Division Runner-up
2024 BASE League Basketball U19 Runner-up
2023 BASE International School Sports Alliance Football Tournament - Third Place
2023 Mike Tiger High School Frisbee League Champion
2023 Shanghai Youth Frisbee Open - 5th Place
2024 BASE Frisbee League Champion
2024 3rd Beijing Frisbee Open - 3rd Place, High School students Chen Panhan and Zhang Weizhi selected for the National Youth Frisbee Team
2023 BASE International School Sports Alliance Mixed Doubles - 3rd Place
The International Tennis Academy (ITA) is a specialized sports program at Moonshot Academy, aiming to integrate physical education with sports training. We believe tennis can provide students with both a healthy body and a sportsmanlike spirit. The ITA program offers tiered instruction, welcoming learners of different ages and skill levels, including those with no tennis experience but a passion for the sport.
The ITA training system consists of tennis skills training, physical fitness, and sportsmanship development. We guide learners to continuously improve their skills in control, volleys, and footwork. In terms of physical fitness, we work on strength, speed, agility, basic strength, and endurance. Additionally, we emphasize cultivating sportsmanship, such as perseverance and a friendly competitive mindset, through tennis.
2024 Zheng Jie Cup: Top 8 in Girls' Singles (10 and under category)
2024 Dalian U12 CTJ B-600: Top 4 in Girls' Singles
2024 Youth UTR Rating Tournament 3.0-4.0: Runner-up
2024 Youth UTR Rating Tournament 3.0-4.0: Champion
2024 Beijing UTR U12: Champion
2024 Diamond Cup (B600) Dalian U10: Champion
2024 Ningbo Middle School Student Team Tournament (G600): 3rd Place
2024 Tennis123 Beijing Middle School Tennis Ranking Tournament: Singles 3.0 Champion
2024 Tennis123 Beijing Middle School Tennis Ranking Tournament: Singles 3.5 Champion
"Shuang'ao Chaoyang" 2024 Chaoyang District 8th Middle School Student Tennis Championship: High School Girls' Singles 5th Place
2023 Beijing Sports Traditional Project School Tennis Competition: Middle School Girls' Singles 4th Place
"Shuang'ao Chaoyang" 2023 Chaoyang District 7th Middle School Student Tennis Championship: Middle School Girls' Singles 4th Place
2022 Beijing 16th Sports Games Tennis Youth Competitive Group: Singles 3rd Place, Doubles 3rd Place, Team 1st Place
2022 Beijing Youth Championships Tennis Men's C Group: Singles 3rd Place, Doubles 5th Place, Team 1st Place
2022 3rd Financial Street Cup UTR Youth Tennis Certification Tournament U14 Men's Champion
2022 UTR Aosen Feidong Cup Youth Tennis Certification Tournament U14 Men's Champion
2022 Heilongjiang Provincial Sports Games Men's Doubles Champion
2022 Heilongjiang Provincial Sports Games Men's Singles 6th Place
2022 Utop Cup-Youth International Tennis Ranking Tournament: Runner-up
2021 Tsinghua Cup Beijing International Schools Youth Tennis Open: U10 Men's Singles 3rd Place
2021 Heilongjiang Province "Run Boy" Cup Tennis Tournament: Men's Singles 5th Place
2021 State Grid Cup U12 Men's Champion
2021 Diamond Cup U12 Finals Champion, One-Station Weekly Champion, Two-Station Weekly Runner-up
2020 Zheng Jie Cup U12 Top 4
2020 China Open Youth Tour U11 Champion
China Tennis Association Nike National Youth Ranking Tournament Shenzhen Guangming Station U12 Men's Singles Champion
Discovery Cup Tennis Open U12 Men's Singles Champion
China Open Youth Tour U14 Fuzhou Station Singles Champion
China Open Youth Tour U14 Fuzhou Station Singles & Doubles Champion
China Open Youth Tour U14 Shanghai Station Singles Champion
China Open Youth Tour U14 Shanghai Station Singles Runner-up
CITIC Bank Youth Tennis Tour (Beijing Station) U12 Men's Singles Champion
CITIC Bank Youth Tennis Tour (Beijing Station) U12 Men's Singles Runner-up
Selected for the National Youth Tennis Team
World Youth Tennis Tour 6th Stop U11 Champion
World Youth Sports Games (WYG) Team Champion
To Be Continued...
The school facilities and venues are constructed according to internationally top-tier modern standards, including 45 standard multimedia classrooms. Each classroom is equipped with a dedicated projection whiteboard and a dual-purpose, stain-resistant board. Featuring state-of-the-art teaching equipment, most classrooms are outfitted with an 86-inch Classin interactive display.
In the chemistry laboratory, advanced experimental equipment and a wide array of chemical reagents open the door to the world of chemistry for students. From basic chemical reactions to complex research projects, every step is filled with the unknown of exploration and the excitement of discovery. The use of high-end instruments such as electrospinning machines, photocatalytic reactors, and tube furnaces allows students to experience the allure of science in fields like organic synthesis, electrochemical analysis, and nanomaterials, sparking their boundless curiosity about the world of chemistry and materials.
The physics laboratory is a mysterious hall where the laws of nature are unveiled. Here, students can personally conduct experiments to verify Newton's laws of motion, explore physical phenomena such as the refraction and reflection of light, and delve into advanced experiments in electromagnetism and quantum mechanics, such as measuring the speed of light and electron diffraction. These experiments not only deepen students' understanding of the principles of physics but also inspire their boundless imagination about the mysteries of the universe.
The biology laboratory serves as the cradle of life sciences. Here, students can use experimental tools and ingenious designs to explore the structures and metabolic processes of living organisms. Equipped with a full set of experimental apparatus for genetic engineering, students can engage in scientific research ranging from genetic modification to protein synthesis. Additionally, our ecosystem models enable students to understand the importance of biodiversity and ecological balance. These hands-on experiences not only provide students with a more intuitive understanding of life sciences but also inspire in them a profound respect and passion for life.
The establishment of the Earth and Environmental Science classroom further demonstrates the school's emphasis on environmental education. Here, students can enhance their spatial awareness through various maps and thematic charts, touch and observe rock and mineral specimens with their own hands, and use professional instruments to monitor environmental parameters such as air quality in the classroom. Meanwhile, the real-time monitoring data from the campus weather station provides students with firsthand information to understand climate change and strengthen their environmental awareness.
Our Maker Space offers students a realm brimming with creativity and practical possibilities, equipped with digital fabrication tools such as 3D printers and laser cutters, aiding students in transforming conceptual models into tangible products. This space is not only a paradise for technological learning but also an experimental field for hands-on practice.
Through a membership system, students are not only granted free access to resources but also participate in laboratory management, fostering a sense of responsibility and teamwork skills. Here, students can embark on interdisciplinary maker projects, such as smart devices, robot design, and eco-friendly products, enhancing innovative thinking and problem-solving abilities through practice.
Moreover, Maker Space is deeply integrated with academic courses, providing students with a cross-disciplinary learning experience from classroom to laboratory, assisting them in exploring future technologies and societal needs.
The Maker Space allows every student to experience the joy of creation from scratch, ignites their potential, and cultivates innovative talents poised for the future.
MDL (Moonshot Design Lab) is a design studio composed of high school students from Moonshot Academy, established in 2022. It is dedicated to integrating design into daily life, solving problems, enriching oneself through design learning, creation, and practice, and taking proactive actions to influence more peers.
With graphic design at its core, MDL members not only learn professional knowledge and create outstanding works but also participate in real-world projects, extending the value of design to broader fields. The studio's name pays homage to the founding design team of Moonshot Academy, United Design Lab, while also embodying a pursuit of future design innovation.
The parentheses at the end of the MDL name symbolize an open-minded attitude and an infinite space for exploration. These parentheses will continually be filled with new content, representing the team's expansion and experimentation in various design directions.
At MDL, every member is the protagonist of design exploration, using creativity and action to sketch the blueprint of the future!
To meet the rehearsal needs of the wind ensemble without disrupting classes in other rooms, we have specially designed and furnished a music classroom to the standards of a professional recording studio. This classroom boasts exceptional soundproofing and can accommodate up to 30 people for rehearsals, providing an ideal practice space for large ensembles. The classroom is equipped with a comprehensive and high-quality array of instruments, including:
Woodwind and brass instruments: Flutes, clarinets, trumpets, trombones, and more, all from the world-renowned Japanese brand Yamaha.
Percussion instruments: Including symphonic bass drums, marimbas, vibraphones, and a variety of smaller percussion instruments, sourced from top international brands such as Yamaha (Japan) and MEINL (Germany).
In addition to the music classroom, we have also specially designed professional studios for dance and performing arts. These studios are equipped with high-resilience wooden flooring, full-length mirrored walls, and professional sound systems, providing students with an immersive and versatile space for artistic learning and creation. They fully meet the needs of dance choreography, theater rehearsals, and interdisciplinary art practices.
When it comes to modern band and recording support, our facilities are luxurious, providing students with one-stop services from live performances to high-quality recordings:
Keyboards and electroacoustic instruments:
Roland RD-2000 stage electric piano with cutting-edge sound and feel.
Ibanez electric guitar and electric bass, combined with TAMA drums, support a variety of styles of music creation and performance.
Professional speaker equipment:
Fender and Yamaha electric guitar amp, Laney and Hartke electric bass amp, fully meet the needs of the band's performance amplification.
Audio processing equipment:
Yamaha MG2XU mixer and Focusrite external sound card ensure high fidelity sound quality for recording and mixing.
Bertelstri Multichannel sound system, Rika wireless microphone system, and Shure microphone combination specially prepared for professional stage performances guarantee sound quality and audio stability, while also providing clear and powerful sound effects for live performances.
The school provides different art classrooms for elementary, middle and high schools to meet the needs of each grade. In the art room, learners can explore the professional knowledge and skills of collage, painting, printmaking, cartoon, animation, sculpture, photography, installation, video and other courses to find the most suitable for their own creative path.
The school provides sports venues with different functions, such as gyms, central courts, outdoor playgrounds, professional tennis courts, etc. The indoor gym on campus serves as a venue for physical training. The centre court can be used for tennis training or physical education. The outdoor playground includes 100-meter track, basketball court, table tennis table, etc. The professional tennis court in the National Tennis Center is the main venue for students to train tennis. There are 4+2 basketball courts, 23 tennis courts, 1 football field, 2 volleyball courts, 1 handball court and 1 indoor stadium.
The school has two libraries, namely the primary school library and the secondary school library, with a total of more than 34,000 books in both Chinese and English. Libraries can not only lend books to learners, but also provide them with daily reading and study space.
The school restaurant provides three meals a day, lunch provides Chinese and Western different recipes, students can choose according to their own taste preferences. The catering company of the restaurant adopts the world's top 500 catering enterprises, so that each food material can be traced to ensure food safety.
The school is located in the Lotus Pavilion, the National Tennis Centre, close to the Olympic Forest Park and the National Ice Sports Stadium, where learners can not only use international standard tennis facilities, but also easy to commute to other Olympic venues. The Olympic Forest Park is surrounded by a natural oxygen bar and a unique quiet learning environment.