The British School of Guangzhou is thrilled to introduce the British Charity Ballon April 26th, 2025, at the Ritz-Carlton Guangzhou. This prestigious event, themed James Bond "Casino Royale", promises an evening of elegance, entertainment, and philanthropy.
A longstanding tradition in cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Nanjing, British Charity Balls have raised millions for charitable causes. Now, Guangzhou has the chance to join this legacy while celebrating British culture and strengthening the expat community.
Guests will enjoy a cocktail reception, gourmet dinner, live entertainment, casino-style games, and a lucky draw, all in support of the Wilber Foundation—a charity aiding underprivileged children in need of medical care and educational assistance.
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We are also seeking sponsors to enhance the success of this event. By partnering with us, businesses can contribute to a meaningful cause while gaining exposure within the international community.
To find out more about the sponsorship opportunities and levels Read Here or contact [email protected]
Last Saturday, over 180 guests gathered at The Ritz Carlton hotel for a memorable night of fundraising, fun, and giving back. Guests traveled from Guangzhou, Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen, dressed in their best black tie and ball gowns, ready to support a great cause, Wilber Foundation.
At The British School of Guangzhou, we pride ourselves on being more than just an academically outstanding British international school in China—we are a community built on strong values that shape character, foster excellence, and prepare students for success in life.
Join us for an unforgettable adventure as our talented young cast brings the magic of Disney’s Aladdin KIDS to life on stage!
We are delighted to share fantastic news about our students’ outstanding university admissions success! Two BSG students have secured highly competitive places to study MEDICINE in the UK, a remarkable achievement given the strict admission quotas for international students at UK medical schools.
