First of all, we should consider the quality of education in international schools. I think the quality of education can be considered from the aspects of admission standards, curriculum outline, postgraduate admission schools, class size or teacher-student ratio, Chinese and foreign teachers, local reputation and so on. These requirements are all important factors that affect children's learning.

Second, consider the cost of the school. Although some schools are suitable, an obvious feature of international schools is that they are expensive, and it is necessary to consider whether the fees are appropriate.

Third, the characteristics and ideas of school extracurricular activities. These soft things should be chosen in combination with parents' own demands and ideals.

Fourth, general schools will have campus open days. Local or inter-provincial target schools should establish contact as soon as possible, attend the school's campus open day, visit the school in person, and supplement other information learned before to deepen their understanding of the school.

I think the above points are actually considered comprehensively, not single. And specific to every aspect of it, not every item may be considered in place. We should highlight a few points, see which aspect we value, and then determine which school is more in line with our own ideas.