Recently, the topic of "vulnerable college students" has aroused public interest and led to in-depth discussion.

"I was stretching, but I sprained my neck", "I was just changing my pants, but I pulled a muscle" ... Small accidents like these are laughable, but the social phenomenon behind them is thought-provoking. We can't help but wonder that why young people's bodies are getting weaker these days?

As an educational institution with 27 years of history and development, BRS is committed to developing well-rounded individuals through a holistic education. Physical education is an important component of educational process for students at BRS.

BRS strongly believes that physical exercise not only helps to strengthen the body, but more importantly, plays an important role in developing a well-rounded personality and positive attitude towards an active lifestyle.  

The importance of physical education at BRS has been elevated by offering a wide variety of physical education courses and school sports teams for students to participate in. More importantly, a thorough reform of physical education has been implemented and integrated into all divisions of the school, with the goal of teaching students not only the skills needed to play sports, but also how to fully enjoy playing sports.  

We encourage students to actively participate in a variety of indoor and outdoor sports and activities offered by the school, and to develop an interest and physical outlet through exercise and sports, allowing them to find a balance between learning about the world inside the classroom and embracing the world outside the classroom.