Classroom Without Walls

DISCOVERING MORE BEYOND THE SCHOOL

The Classroom Without Walls Programme (CWWP) allows students to venture out into the world. Throughout their time at BWYA, students will have opportunities to travel locally, domestically, and internationally, opening new avenues to experience and learn.

EXTENDING CLASSROOM LEARNING

As a major culture learning opportunity, the Classroom Without Walls Programme is designed to enrich and extend classroom learning. Activities cover five major areas: Culture, History, Community Service, Language Practice and Subject Learning. The programme aims to encourage the BWYA community to explore new ways to teach, experience and learn within and beyond the school. The focus will be different according to the subjects the students are currently learning. Heads of grade, homeroom teachers and other BWYA staff and administrators accompany the students on the trips. We work with reliable external companies that help organise and operate the programme, ensuring an exceptional standard is maintained.

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TAILORED TO EVERY GRADE

To make the Classroom Without Walls Programme appropriate for all ages, we tailor each trip and each location to the age of the students. As students progress through the school, they will be able to go further away from Beijing until, in DP1, they will have the opportunity to go on international trips.

K-G4

Our K to G4 classes stay inside Beijing and experience day trips to museums, parks, activity centres, and so much more!

G5-G10

Starting in Grade 5, students will then have oppertunities to travel domestically around China to places like Xi'an, Chengdu, and Shanghai.

DP1

DP1 students will have the opportunity to visit countries all over the world, specifically chosen to complement their studies.

INTERNATIONAL CWWP TRIPS

DP1 students can travel to various countries during their studies to supplement a particular course. For example, in 2024, DP1 ventured to Berlin and Vienna as part of Psychology and History, the United States as part of Economics & Business, and South Korea as part of Creative Action Service (CAS).

We strongly believe in the importance of these CWWP trips as they help with both academic learning and also the social development of the students throughout the school.