Language as a Bridge, Connecting the World | Official Launch of the 5th UK English–Chinese Bilingual Recitation Competition

The Mothers' Bridge of Love (MBL), Capital Class and KYX International Education have officially launched the 5th UK English–Chinese Bilingual Recitation Competition. Building on five years of success, the competition has become one of the UK's recognised charitable bilingual cultural initiatives, inspiring young people to develop bilingual communication, public speaking and intercultural understanding. Schools and educational organisations across the UK are warmly invited to join this year's competition, which will take place at SOAS University of London on 15 November 2026.

Traces of Spring Draws to a Close, but the Spirit of Spring Remains

Traces of Spring: Paintings by Daniel Lee and His Students, part of the MBL and Charing Cross Library 2025–2026 Joint Exhibition Programme, concluded on 28 June after nearly three months. Bringing together one artist and thirty-one students, the exhibition welcomed visitors from diverse backgrounds, celebrated artistic inheritance and cross-cultural dialogue, and transformed the library into a vibrant community cultural space. The next exhibition in the joint programme, featuring photography by UK-based artist Fang Aimei, will open this November.

A 1,600-Kilometre Journey of Compassion: SUCB Visits Guangxi Ark of Love Special Education School to Support Children with Autism

Following a 1,600-kilometre visit to Ark of Love Special Education School in Guangxi, SUCB and Mothers’ Bridge of Love (MBL) have announced the school’s inclusion in the 2026 Books for Kids (B4K) programme. Through the donation of specialist teaching materials and rehabilitation equipment, the partnership aims to support children with autism and reaffirm MBL’s commitment to ensuring every child has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive.

Lucky, Unlucky, or Somewhere in Between? | Reflections on MBL Adoption Dialogue – Series 10

At MBL’s 10th Adoption Dialogue, adoptees, researchers, and storytellers from different backgrounds came together to explore identity, belonging, loss, and healing beyond simplified ideas of being “lucky” or “unlucky”. Through deeply personal reflections, the forum invited participants to listen to the complexity of adoption experiences — and to recognise that many lives unfold somewhere in between.

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