International Schools in Shanghai, Education China

The British International School Shanghai
Nursery, Primary and Secondary
www.bisshanghai.com
The school offers British National Curriculum education from nursery classes through to sixth form. The school has campuses in Puxi, Pudong and Nanxiang. The school encourages pupils to study Mandarin and Chinese culture as part of their studies.
Annual tuition fees for the 2010-2011 academic year: 79,725 to 228,240 RMB
Shanghai American School
Pre-nursery to Grade 12
www.saschina.org
The largest international school in China, with 2300 pupils from over 40 countries, the school offers an American-based curriculum. The school has two campuses, Puxi and Pudong.
Annual tuition fees for the 2006-2007 academic year range from $11500 for kindergarten to $20000
Ecole Francaise de Shanghai
Maternelle, elementaire and college/lycee
http://ef.shanghai.online.fr/
The school offers French curriculum at all levels. Pupils also receive lessons in English, Mandarin and Chinese culture.
Annual tuition fees for the 2006-2007 academic year range from 39047 RMB for maternelle to 94131 RMB for lycee
German School of Shanghai
Kindergarten to Abitur
www.ds-shanghai.de
Founded in 1995 the German School and Kindergarten Shanghai comprises of two locations - the EuroCampus in Puxi and the German School in Pudong, which was newly opened in 2007.
The German School Shanghai offers education from Kindergarten to high school graduation (German and international).
Concordia International School
Pre-school (3 to 4 year olds) to High School
www.ciss.com.cn
The school offers the American curriculum, with a complementary selection of Chinese and Asian study options
Annual tuition fees for the 2006-2007 academic year range from 138,850 RMB for pre-school to 185,300 RMB for Grade 12
Shanghai Community International Schools
Pre-school (3 to 4 year olds) to Grade 12
www.scischina.com
The school offers tuition based on the American curriculum, that aims to meet the requirements of many western countries by adopting best practices from around the globe. SCIS is made up of four schools, located in Pudong, Changning, Hongqiao and Hangzhou. The school runs many special interest courses for its students, as well as offering support services for pupils with special needs.
Annual tuition fees for the 2006-2007 academic year range from 65,000 RMB for pre-school to 177,000 RMB for Grades 9-12

Yew Chung International School of Shanghai
Kindergarten, Primary and Secondary
http://www.ycis-sh.com/
The school was the first international school in Shanghai to be officially recognised by and registered with the Chinese government. It has three campuses, at Hongqiao, Gubei and Pudong. The Gubei campus offers boarding facilities for pupils whose families are working elsewhere in China. The school's curriculum is based on the National Curriculum for England, which is augmented with Chinese language and culture lessons and violin instruction. The is used for Years 10 and 11, while the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) is used for the last two years of Secondary school, Years 12 and 13.
Annual tuition fees for the 2006-2007 academic year range from 141,100 RMB for kindergarten to 171,000 RMB for secondary school
Dulwich College International School
Pre-school to age 16
www.dulwichcollege.cn
The College offers the National Curriculum of England and Wales and uses the International General Certificate in Secondary Education (IGCSE) in Years 10 and 11. From September 2007, the College intends to offer the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma programme to Post 16 students and is currently undergoing the authorisation processes. The opportunity to study Mandarin as a foreign language is offered from Year 1 to Year 9.
Shanghai Rego International School
Primary and Secondary
http://www.srisrego.com/
The school offers the National Curriculum of England and Wales and the International General Certificate in Secondary Education (IGCSE), followed by GCE A and A-S level. Daily Mandarin Chinese lessons are included in the curriculum for all students up to and including Year 9 (aged 13 - 14). In Year 10, the subject becomes optional but may be taken at IGCSE Second Language Mandarin. It is also offered at 'A' Level. Advanced Mandarin speakers take the IGCSE exam early and move on to AS level.
Annual tuition fees for the 2006-2007 academic year range from 125,000 RMB for foundation stage (3-5 year olds) to 186,000 RMB for 16 to 18 year olds and include one set of school uniform and use of the school bus

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International Schools in Shanghai

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