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Our Student Council brought the global Spark Peace Project to life, inspiring younger students to explore peace through art, writing, and storytelling.

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

International Day on Dalian campus was a joyful reminder that when we come together to celebrate our differences, we create a stronger, more connected community.

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

Our Musical Theater students brought the glitz and grit of the 1920s to life.

Our athletes brought home medals from ACAMIS Soccer in Shenzhen and Badminton in Beijing!

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

High School Student Government empowers students, builds spirit, and leads events that shape our vibrant DAIS life.

From solo songs to group dances and band jams, the High School Talent Show brought the fun, the feels, and everything in between.

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

As of today, DAIS/DHS Class of 2025 students received more than 200 offers from colleges and universities worldwide.

Book Week at Dalian American International School was a joyful celebration of imagination, creativity, and the love of reading across both elementary and secondary school communities.

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.

Our students celebrated Pi Day with games, challenges, and a little bit of whipped cream chaos.

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.

School experiences and charity events have shaped Monica into a successful, positive and compassionate person.