By Irene “Oh, god, the provincial exam is coming!” Which exam scares Grade 12 students the most? That’s must be the English 12 Provincial Exam. The proportion of the English provincial exam is much greater than any other exam in grade 12. As a result, it will affect...

On April 19th, we held our Easter activity. After three classed in the morning, we held an assembly. During the assembly, we learned from Mr. Berg that there were two evil students, a male and a female who stole all of the Easter eggs. We needed to find their clues in...

Jack Ye (grade 12) Our school’s traditional English Olympics were held over the last three weeks from March 20th to April 1st. This activity is held annually. Students from each house team sign up for one or two of the events to represent their house team. If they get...

Shirly Shen (grade 12) Last Wednesday, there was a big activity in LWBC—Track and Field. All BC students gathered on the soccer field during the lunch break and couldn’t wait to represent their house team to participate. The first event was female 100 meters. Six...

Sherry Wei (grade 12) Over the past two Wednesdays, students attended the badminton tournament, which was our first sports school event after the Chinese New Year. The tournament was separated to 2 parts: the early round on Mar. 6th and the final rounds on Mar. 13th....

As we finish off the first half of the 2018-2019 academic year, it’s important that we take some time to celebrate our achievements at Luwan BC. And we have a lot to celebrate! Students are continuing to make solid overall efforts and significant progress. With cell...

On November 19, a hat design competition was held at Luwan BC. Each house team had to make a creative hat design for our school. The winners were chosen by the Student Council and teachers and the best design will be sold at school. After two weeks’ of efforts, the...

By Sherry Wei The Chess Tournament was held on November 28th and December 5th. It was a new house team competition organized by the student council. The tournament included flight chess, the Gobang, and Chinese chess. In the group game on November 28th, students...

The most excited activity in LWBC in October must be chit chat. As all students are Chinese, it’s hard for them to fit into the English educational environment. The purpose of this activity is to provide a good opportunity for students to improve their spoken English....

Over two intensive days from November 29th to November 30th, the BC Ministry of Education conducted its annual inspection of Luwan Senior High School’s BC Program. The inspection team commended the BC program on a number of fronts. First of all are the strong bonds...

In the blink of an eye, almost two months of school have already flown by. The warm months of summer are fading away into a cool spring. Students are getting into a groove, setting positive habits to serve them well throughout the year. Ideas are being shared and work...

Welcome everyone to another year at Luwan BC! As we start this new year, I’m eager to recognize our wonderful past accomplishments and to look forward to reaching even greater heights. Last academic year was our best year yet, with almost every single student in the...

Jack Ye (Grade 12) After lunch, a group of team captains gathered around in front of the school bullet boards. Some of them talked about their team’s points with great excitement, while others couldn’t believe their eyes, thinking they deserved more points. What was...

By Jerry Gong & Price Zhu On September 12th, some unusual sounds came from the usually silent gym. It was Luwan’s annual basketball tournament! We often have events on Wednesday. This year, our basketball tournament began just two Wednesdays into the beginning of...

Our school’s traditional house team event, track & field, was held by the student council over the last two weeks. This activity is held annually. Students can sign up for different kinds of athletic events that they are interested in and the top three will be...

Friday, May 11th 2018, Luwan Senior High School’s BC Program was proud to host the Third Annual British Columbia Offshore School (BCOS) English teacher roundtable. 21 teachers from 15 BC schools across China attended this day-long event. This was not only an...

Jayla When it comes to the Olympics, what do you think of first? Your country’s national anthem and national flag, an image of professional athletes sweating on the sports field… What you probably wouldn’t think of is English competitions. Recently, an English...