In this event, we were privileged to witness the hard work and intellectual exchange among our teachers. It was truly an educational feast dedicated to educators. With their wealth of teaching experience and professional knowledge, the teachers presented meticulously prepared bilingual end-of-term work reports, injecting more teaching elements and vitality into our school!

Yang Mei Senior High School (YMHS) in Taiwan continues its journey of global engagement, creating meaningful connections with schools around the world. In a series of virtual exchanges, YMHS students explored Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), engaged in cultural dialogues, and built friendships with peers from Iwate Senior High School in Japan, New Zealand, and VMGSBL in Turkey.

Yang Mei Senior High School (YMHS), a beacon of academic excellence, has recently garnered attention for its innovative approach to education. The spotlight is on the school's bilingual class, which showcased a dynamic art session in CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) mode. The event, led by the esteemed Teacher Young, unfolded with great success, receiving enthusiastic praise from both observers and attendees.

In a series of exciting developments, Yang Mei Senior High School (YMHS) in Taiwan is set to embark on a transformative journey of international collaboration, establishing meaningful partnerships with esteemed institutions from Japan, Pakistan, the Philippines, and Turkey. These initiatives mark YMHS's commitment to global expansion, aiming to provide students, faculty, and staff with enriching experiences and opportunities for growth.

In a flavorful fusion of cultural exchange, Yang Mei Senior High School is gearing up for an exciting virtual event with its sister school, joined by enthusiastic students from both Japan and the United States next month. The anticipation is palpable as the students prepare to delve into the heart of Hakka culture through the art of making Hakka Lei Cha.

In a world increasingly connected by technology, the cultural exchange between Asa High School in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan, and Yang Mei Senior High School (YMHS) has become a shining example of how virtual encounters can transcend borders and foster meaningful connections among students.

Since 2022, YMHS has forged a robust online collaboration with MECHS in Texas, USA. Over the past year, our primary focus has been on delivering high-quality IT courses, encompassing topics such as Information Technology, IoT, and online Tinkercad. This endeavor has resulted in an enriching exchange of knowledge and experiences between our teachers and students.

In the heart of Taiwan, just hours before the Moon Festival, students from Corner Canyon High School (CCHS) in Utah, USA, gathered in a virtual meeting room, along with their Mandarin Chinese teacher, Patty Chung. On the other side of the globe, Yang Mei Senior High School (YMHS) students from Class 202 and 102 in the Bilingual Program, along with their teachers, eagerly joined the call on September 28 at 10-11 PM. The objective? A cultural exchange on the age-old tradition of sky lanterns, shedding light on Taiwan's rich heritage and customs.

Chofu High School in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan and Yang Mei Senior High School (YMHS) in Taoyuan City, Taiwan, took a significant step towards fostering cultural exchange and international understanding during a virtual preliminary meeting held on September 28th at 3:30 PM. The meeting saw the participation of key educators, including Miss Jessy Silva, a Foreign English Teacher from the Philippines currently working at YMHS, Lea Zhuang, one of YMHS's bilingual coordinators, Juicy Mae Ligad, an Assistant Language Teacher (ALT) from the Philippines currently working at Chofu High School, alongside Japanese supervisors and teachers.

In the world of education, the global exchange of knowledge and culture is a powerful tool for fostering understanding and forging lasting connections. Yang Mei Senior High School (YMHS) in Taoyuan City, Taiwan and Corner Canyon High School (CCHS) in Utah, United States, have exemplified this concept beautifully through their ongoing partnership, which recently received a fresh boost.

In a significant stride towards fostering international camaraderie and enhancing global competency, New Zealand-based company Learn English Live recently engaged in a preliminary discussion with Taoyuan Municipal Yang Mei Senior High School (YMHS) in Taiwan. The virtual meeting, which took place on September 18, 2023, via Zoom, aimed to explore potential partnerships between New Zealand schools and YMHS as part of Taiwan's Bilingual Nation 2030 Policy.

In the hallowed halls of Yang Mei Senior High School (YMHS), a pivotal event unfolded on September 7th, 2023, in the school's storied history room. Selected subject teachers, along with the dedicated bilingual team, gathered for a momentous occasion—the Bilingual Orientation Meeting. 

In the vibrant halls of Yangmei High School (YMHS), a remarkable journey is unfolding. The Bilingual Experimental Class, now in its third year, has emerged as a beacon of excellence, drawing attention and admiration from all corners. Today, we extend an invitation to all to delve into the heart of our bilingual class and discover what makes it truly exceptional. 

Summer is a time for students to take a break from the traditional classroom setting and engage in exciting and educational activities. At Yang Mei Senior High School (YMHS), Class 102 recently had the opportunity to participate in a four-day summer camp that combined culture and technology in a unique and enriching way.