Not bad, actually. The school spirit is good, and the teacher will often tell me about my children's school and make home textiles every semester. There are many activities held by the school, and there are also many opportunities to exercise eloquence and show their talents. There are many courses of interest to choose from on campus. Although it requires extra diplomatic expenses (more cost-effective than off-campus training courses), it can make good use of children's spare time without affecting their interest classes after class. I think it's convenient for my son to be happy. There is no canteen in the school, and children are not afraid to grow up with snacks. Moreover, the canteen is clean, the food is not necessarily delicious, but the nutrition is ok. Eating children is not fat or thin. Junior high school seems to have a tight curriculum and a shift system. And every afternoon, when the children leave school, they will see a large group of junior high school students doing physical exercise in an orderly way for almost an hour on the playground.