The United Education International School (UEIS) International Month featured a truly unique and transformative experience: a student-written and performed educational drama providing an authentic look into the daily lives of high school students in Kenya. The performance, meticulously detailing routines from a 5 a.m. cold-water wash to late-night self-study under dim lights, powerfully showcased the incredible resilience and unwavering commitment to learning despite limited resources.This immersive event directly aligned with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), fostering global citizenship and a sense of shared responsibility:SDG 4 – Quality Education: The narrative poignantly highlighted the disparities in educational resources and the intense pressure students face in their pursuit of academic excellence, reinforcing the value of personalized learning available at UEIS.SDG 13 – Climate Action: Scenes depicting school labour and tree-planting activities fostered a tangible sense of environmental responsibility and practical engagement.SDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals: A moving dialogue about educational exchange between Taiwan and Kenya underscored the critical importance of global collaboration and knowledge-sharing, a cornerstone of our global preparation mission.The drama concluded with a profound reflection from students, teachers, and parents, emphasizing that "Education transcends mere knowledge transfer; it is a collective societal responsibility." The closing, a powerful collective utterance of the Swahili phrase, "Asanteni sana. Kwaheri." (Thank you very much. Goodbye.), perfectly symbolized the extension of cross-cultural understanding and international friendship within our supportive community.

What truly defines a holistic educational experience  that merges classic wisdom with modern engagement?This Teachers’ Day, our students paid tribute to our dedicated faculty, drawing inspiration from the Confucian educational philosophy in a self-produced dramatic performance.The highlight, the 'Card Quest' challenge, transformed the campus into a treasure hunt for cards signed by our teachers. This activity was meticulously designed to cultivate students

At United Education International School, student safety and well-being are paramount. On September 17th, in conjunction with Taiwan's National Disaster Prevention Day, our entire school community participated in a comprehensive earthquake drill. This initiative was a key part of our ongoing commitment to a supportive community and holistic education.The drill, led by our Student Affairs Officer Samuel, provided crucial instruction on immediate safety protocols. Students learned to "drop, cover, and hold on" and practiced orderly evacuation from classrooms and dormitories to designated safe zones. This exercise was more than a simulation; it was a practical application of our core values, empowering students with the knowledge and skills to act decisively in an emergency.By actively participating, our students and staff reinforced their understanding of emergency preparedness and honed their judgment in critical situations. This practical experience is vital to our mission of preparing students not only for global success but also for responsible citizenship.We extend our gratitude to our families for their continued support in helping us foster a safe and nurturing learning environment.