Official website shows that the enrollment telephone number of Shenzhen Taoyuanju Sino-Australian Experimental School is 0755-27451820; The address is:? Beside Taoyuanju, Qianjin Second Road, Xixiang, Baoan District, Shenzhen.

Shenzhen Taoyuanju Sino-Australian Experimental School was established in September 2002. It is a private school with 12 years, a first-class school in Guangdong Province, and a modern international school with a scale of 10,000 people. The school is located in Taoyuanju Community, Xixiang, Baoan District, Shenzhen, covering an area of about 230,000 square meters, with a construction area of nearly 6,543,800 square meters. This is a school in the park.

Based on the basic orientation of students, the school implements precise education, sets customized courses and fully personalized growth plans for students, and respects their differences in intelligence, interest, quality and development.

Actively explore the all-round development of quality education curriculum and implement the curriculum construction of "school-based transformation of national curriculum, curriculum-based embodiment of school-based activities and high-quality presentation of school-based curriculum".

The significance of going to college is as follows:

1, learn professional knowledge and skills. College students learn professional knowledge and skills. Unlike high school and junior high school, it has a wide range of knowledge, but it only ends there. The knowledge and skills of university professors are more professional and universal, which is very important for personal growth and is the premise and guarantee for entering the society to work and settle down in the future.

2. broaden your horizons and increase your knowledge. University is a social university. Rich knowledge in college can broaden your horizons, numerous club activities can increase your knowledge, and various platforms can allow you to fully display your abilities.

3. Cultivate the ability to think independently. Before college, you may be bound by your parents, strictly disciplined by your teachers, and bound by the rules and regulations of the school, so many things are not up to you.