The best international school in Shanghai:

1, Wellington College

The name Wellington College is believed to have been heard by friends who know more or less about private schools. In addition to the unique courses and teaching methods, this school also has a major feature that the tuition fees are particularly expensive. The IB course offered by the school allows students to apply directly to the world's top 100 university after obtaining their diplomas.

2. Shanghai Singapore International School

Established in 1996, this private school belongs to Yuanli International Group. It mainly recruits students from foreign families in Singapore or Shanghai, and can provide students with IBDP, IGCSE and Singapore courses in bilingual mode. It is also one of the earliest international schools recognized by IBO in Shanghai. Currently, it is divided into Minhang District and Xuhui District in Shanghai.

3. Harrow College

Harrow College is one of the public schools with a long history, which was founded in the northwest corner of London 1572. Now it has set up a branch school in Pudong, Shanghai, and the teachers, teaching methods and syllabus of this school are exactly the same as those in Britain. The annual tuition also includes music lessons, physical education class and even afternoon tea.

4. Shanghai Dewei British International School

At present, * * * is one of the most famous international schools in Shanghai, which is divided into two campuses. Tuition fees vary according to grades. Even the high tuition fees are still not enough for countless students to enter this school trained by British traditional education every year.

5. Shanghai Yaozhong International School

Shanghai Yaozhong International School, founded in 1993, is one of the best international schools in Shanghai with bilingual and multicultural teaching mode. The teachers in the school are not only highly educated but also experienced in teaching. The school can also provide students with special education, IB courses and IGCSE courses.

The above contents refer to:

Baidu encyclopedia-Wellington college

Baidu Encyclopedia-Shanghai Singapore International School

Baidu encyclopedia-harrow public school

Baidu Encyclopedia-Dewei British International School

Baidu encyclopedia-Shanghai yaozhong foreign language school

Tuition fees for children of foreigners in Wellington, Shanghai

First, the average tuition fee:

Shanghai Wellington International School 20 19 to 2020 Tuition

Second, the level of fees:

1, 1-5 grade 270,000 yuan

2. Level 6: 28 1000 yuan

3, 7-9 grade 299,000 yuan

4. 10- 1 1 grade 3 18000 yuan.

5. The grade 12- 13 is 328,000 yuan.

Three. other charges

1, and the application fee is 3000 yuan.

2. Resource fee 18000 yuan.

3. Lunch fee is 5760-5940 yuan/year.

4. School bus service 18500 yuan/year;

Extended data

First, the general situation of school basic expenditure

All expenses of the school include daily tuition, use of textbooks and library books, public examination fees, basic stationery and general education materials, which are suitable for specific grade groups.

Physical education class and physical education class also participated in voluntary field trips and educational visits, and participated in most of the same course activities. Tuition fees do not include school lunch, school uniforms or transportation fees.

The following fees will also be charged separately:

Personal musical instrumentalism; And voluntary travel and activities.

Second, the school profile

Shanghai Wellington Foreign Children's School is a full-time co-educational school located in Qiantan, Pudong. Since August 20 14, the school has enrolled students aged 3 to 18, with more than 300 students in school14.

Shanghai Wellington Foreign Children's School is based on the British national curriculum and inherits Wellington's unique concept of multiple intelligence education and Wellington's values.

The school follows the history of the non-profit nature and royal background of Wellington College in England. Wellington College was established by Queen Victoria in 1859 in memory of Arthur Wellesley Duke of Wellington, the greatest British strategist.

The kindergarten curriculum in Wellington, Shanghai from small class to ninth grade is based on British national curriculum and international primary school curriculum. Students in grades 10 to 1 1 learn IGCSE, and students in grades 12 to 13 learn IBDP.

Extracurricular courses in Wellington, Shanghai are open to students all over Shanghai, and are held at the end of school courses every day and on weekends. Extracurricular courses in Wellington, Shanghai cover sports, art and music, including swimming, football, tennis, fashion design, debate, singing, dancing and performance, and Happy English School. All teachers and coaches are professionals in related fields.

reference data

Shanghai Wellington International School -2020 Admissions Guide

Which is the best international primary school in Pudong, Shanghai?

Shanghai Hua Yao International Education School, Shanghai Yaozhong International School and other international schools are all located in Pudong, but the admission conditions of many international schools are very strict, and many schools are not foreigners, so in general, Shanghai Hua Yao International Education School is more suitable, because there is no restriction on the nationality of students, and domestic students who want to take the international route can consider it. You can make a choice by comparing the tuition fees, school facilities, teachers and enrollment rate over the years. As far as I know, most of the graduates of Hua Yao Lingang this year have been promoted to the top 30 universities in the world?

What are the admission requirements for Wellington International School in Shanghai?

At present, Wellington International School in Shanghai is limited to children of foreigners and people from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. The following are the admission conditions and tuition standards for your reference.

Admission requirements for Wellington International School in Shanghai

According to the policy of Shanghai Education Commission, Wellington only accepts applications from families who meet one of the following four categories.

Class A working parents are foreigners with work permits in Shanghai.

Type B working parents are China citizens working in Shanghai, and their children are born abroad, or their children are born in China Special Administrative Region; Or the China Special Administrative Region; Or Taiwan Province, China.

Class C: Working parents hold passports of the China Special Administrative Region; Or the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China or Taiwan Province Province of China.

Holder of type d SHMEC exemption letter.

Shanghai Wellington International school profile

Shanghai Wellington International School is the second international school overseas after the successful establishment of Tianjin Wellington International School. It is also a cooperative project between Wellington College and Lujiazui Group in Tianjin. The teachers in Wellington, Shanghai are mainly from Britain and have rich teaching experience in international schools or local schools in Britain. The school officially opened on August 25, 20 14.

Tuition fee: 6,543,800 yuan+7,000 yuan per year for kindergarten, 220,800 yuan for grade one and grade two, 223,200 yuan for grade three to grade six, 244,000 yuan for grade seven to nine, 259,000 yuan for grade ten to eleven, and an additional registration fee of 2,000 yuan is charged.

Address: No.0/500, Yao Long Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai.

Shanghai Wellington International School has a total construction area of about 36,000 square meters, which is expected to accommodate up to 0/500 students in kindergartens. Shanghai Wellington International School, located on the bank of Xiaohuangpu River in Qiantan International Business District, is the first functional project in Qiantan. Qiantan area is one of the six key development areas in Shanghai during the Twelfth Five-Year Plan period. The region will continue to improve its supporting functions, including introducing large medical groups in Singapore and opening compulsory education schools.