New Semester, New Journey

As the summer cicadas’ song fades into the distance, the opening chapter of golden autumn has quietly begun. Having bid farewell to a fulfilling and joyful summer vacation, we are now poised to welcome a new semester brimming with hope and challenges. On behalf of all the faculty and staff of Yinghua School, we extend our heartfelt greetings to each student and parent as we embark on this exciting new term.

Zhuhai Yinghua’s Fall 2026 semester will officially commence on August 10. Following a summer break of rest and preparation, the campus has completed comprehensive cleaning, disinfection, and facility maintenance, with all support systems—including classrooms, dormitories, and cafeterias—fully in place. All faculty members returned to campus one week ahead of schedule to conduct teaching workshops and prepare their courses, ensuring they are fully ready to welcome students back.

Here, we extend a warm welcome back to all our alumni and offer our sincerest greetings to the new students who are about to join the Yinghua family. A brand‑new journey is about to begin, and we look forward to writing an inspiring new chapter in this semester together with each and every one of you.

To ensure the smooth and orderly commencement of all school‑related activities in the new academic year, please find below information regarding enrollment and registration. All students and parents are kindly requested to read this carefully and make appropriate preparations in advance.

Return-to-school date

New student registration time:

August 9 (Sunday) at 3:30 PM

On-campus students’ return-to-campus date:

On the evening of Sunday, August 9, please return to your dormitory according to the usual Sunday check-in schedule and procedures. Be sure to organize your personal belongings in advance to ensure you are back on time.

Day students’ return-to-campus date: On the morning of Monday, August 10, please report to school at the regular class time and proceed directly to your classroom.

Adjusting Daily Routines and Preparing for the Start of the School Year

• Students, please use the time before the semester begins to gradually adjust your sleep schedule—go to bed early and rise early—to help your bodies adapt as quickly as possible to the academic rhythm after school starts.
• Organize your summer homework and all practical assignments, ensuring they are completed on time and submitted as required.
• It is recommended to review the key concepts from last semester and skim through the new semester’s textbook table of contents, laying a solid foundation for the upcoming coursework and approaching the new school year with composure and confidence.

Preparation of Registration Items

Please prepare the following items in advance:

• School supplies: stationery, notebooks, textbooks, folders, etc.
• Daily necessities: school uniforms, water bottles, toiletries, dormitory bedding, and change of clothes, among others.
• Required documents: Please carry your student ID, national ID card, and other important documents with you and keep them safe.
• It is recommended to pack an appropriate supply of common over-the-counter medications (such as cold remedies, gastrointestinal medicines, and bandages) for emergencies.

Traffic Safety Guidelines

• On the day of registration and during your daily commutes to and from school, please be sure to observe traffic regulations and prioritize road safety. Students using public transportation are advised to safeguard their personal belongings.
• Parents driving to pick up or drop off students are requested to follow the traffic guidelines around campus—stop and go immediately to avoid congestion. While driving on campus, please slow down and exercise caution to yield to pedestrians.

Physical and Mental Well-being and Adaptation Support

• The early days of the semester are a period of adjustment, and students may experience stress related to academics, social interactions, and other areas. Please proactively communicate with teachers, classmates, and parents to promptly address any negative emotions.
• Actively participate in physical exercise and enriching campus activities, maintain a regular sleep schedule and a balanced diet, and approach your studies with a strong body and a positive spirit.
• If you experience any physical discomfort or psychological distress, please seek assistance promptly from your homeroom teacher or the Student Affairs Office.

Wishing all students a smooth start to the new semester and great academic success!