Student Activities & Community Service

At Chongqing BI Academy, students thrive beyond the classroom through 18 student-led clubs, 14 specialized sports electives, and a vibrant program that builds leadership, creativity, and teamwork. Community service is a core requirement of at least 20 hours annually, with opportunities both on and off campus. Through active participation and reflection, students develop empathy, civic awareness, and global perspectives while making meaningful contributions to their communities.

Sports & Physical Education

At our international high school, we believe that physical education is an essential part of holistic development. To cater to diverse interests and talents, we offer 14 specialized sports electives, including basketball, soccer, tennis, badminton, fencing, boxing, taekwondo, dance, and more.

Our sports curriculum is designed to foster a sense of community and collaboration, preparing students for future challenges both on and off the field. We take pride in helping our students grow into well-rounded individuals ready to contribute positively to campus life at universities around the world.

Student Clubs

Beyond the classroom, students at Chongqing BI Academy pursue their passions and build meaningful connections through 18 student-led clubs, from fitness and art to music therapy and strategy games. This vibrant ecosystem fosters curiosity, creativity, and leadership while empowering students to shape their own experiences and campus life. Through these initiatives, they develop well-rounded profiles and essential skills that prepare them for success at top universities around the world.

Music Club – Harmonizing creativity and talent

Community Service

Community service is an integral part of the curriculum at Chongqing BI Academy with a requirement of no less than 20 hours. Students are expected to document their service with logs, photos, and reflections/evaluations. The purpose of the program extends far beyond fulfilling hour requirements; it aims to foster students’ social responsibility, empathy, and civic awareness, while developing essential life skills such as collaboration, communication, leadership, and problem-solving. Service initiatives include on-campus (teaching assistance, activity support, school media) and off-campus (environmental protection, elderly care, special education, voluntary tutoring, cultural activities, and animal protection and welfare initiatives). Through practice and reflection, students grow into responsible citizens who combine a global outlook with a deep sense of local responsibility.

Volunteer Activity to Visit Veterans

Ecological Restoration Plan for the Fire-Scarred Area of Jinyun Mountain

Volunteers participate in the protection and restoration of ancient buildings.

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