The 2025 Terry Fox Run × TCS Family Day filled Linkou Community Sports Park with courage, joy, and love. 󠀠󠀠 Students, parents, and community members came together to run for hope, carrying forward Terry Fox’s unbreakable spirit and supporting cancer research with every step. 󠀠󠀠 On stage, TCS bands and dancers lit up the day with incredible performances, while students at the interactive charity market drew crowds with creativity and enthusiasm. 󠀠 The 168 Happiness Market

Under the bright autumn sun, TCS middle school students (G7–G9) took on a lively Dragon Boat Experience at Bitan Riverside. 󠀠 Led by certified coaches, students warmed up, practiced their paddling rhythm, and eventually raced 200 meters—discovering how teamwork turns effort into flow. 󠀠 One G8 student shared that he had joined the same activity last year as a G7. When asked if he still felt nervous, he laughed and said, “Not this time.” But once the race began, his team’s c

TCS G12 students visited the Shung Ye Museum of Formosan Aborigines ,and the National Palace Museum (Exhibition II) to see From Impressionism to Modernism: Masterpieces from The Met. 󠀠 Many expected a calm, elegant day—but as one teacher recalled, the moment they arrived, students scattered with excitement, each rushing to explore their favorite gallery! 󠀠 The trip connected directly to their ongoing Utopia: Cross-Curricular Project, where students from different courses co

Led by the BestU Science Factory team, the Science Exploration Camp entered its second week. 󠀠 While G8 students received their first dose of the HPV vaccine, Grade 7 and Grade 9 explored the wonders of science in the classroom. 󠀠 ▍G7 Biology｜Exploring the Microscopic World Students learned to use microscopes, watching fly structures projected on the big screen and later observing microorganisms in water. What is usually invisible came vividly to life. 󠀠 ▍G9 Electricity｜Th

TCS Middle School held a special Health Education Program led by Ms. Muriel. The goal was to help students better understand themselves, while learning to respect and protect both themselves and others. 󠀠 ▍Morning session Focused on physical and emotional changes in puberty and self-care. Beyond lectures, students joined hands-on “face-wash practice” and a fun UV test using the popular sun-colour-changing “chicken charm”—a lively way to see how sunscreen really works. 󠀠 ▍Af

On Friday afternoon, students stepped into the world of still-life sketching. 󠀠 Instead of real objects, they worked from “finished sketches” as references — glass cups, metal kettles, and the challenge of capturing transparency and reflection on paper. 󠀠 The sound of pencils against paper became the quiet but powerful background of the classroom. Some bent low, tracing the refraction of glass. Some looked up, imagining the layers of light and shadow. Some furrowed brows, d

Tables piled with parts and half-hidden manuals slowly turned into order under concentrated gazes. In pairs, students began with the base, tightening screws one by one — sometimes raising questions, sometimes making mistakes, and often laughing, “Wait, isn’t this part supposed to go here?” From clear skies to sunset glow, their focus never wavered. 󠀠 Piece by piece, the robots took shape — turning a once-chaotic table into a stage for teamwork. From scattered parts to real m

The very first Experimental Exploration Friday (ELF) of the semester turned into a true science marathon for our Middle School students: 󠀠 ▍ G7 Biology From eye anatomy to diseases, ending with a pig eyeball dissection. There were plenty of squeals, but in the end, courage won and the mystery of vision came alive! 󠀠 ▍ G8 Optics Light bent through lenses, and the secrets of imaging were revealed. Students built their own telescopes — the classroom became a “tube factory,”

TCS high school students embarked on a two-day outdoor expedition along Taiwan’s northeast coast. From cycling and night camping to...

TCS middle school students embarked on a full-day High and Low Ropes Challenge Course at the Adventure Sports Park—an unforgettable...