Why choosing the British Curriculum?
British education has achieved a strong reputation for quality and is recognized and respected around the world. The National Curriculum of England – also commonly referred to as the “UK Curriculum” or “British Curriculum” – enjoys very high popularity. According to research by The International School Consultancy, there are over 3’300 schools (as of March 2017) offering the UK curriculum making it the most demanded curriculum across all international schools around the world. The British curriculum is a very structured curriculum and one of its biggest benefits is that students can move seamlessly from country to country or back to the UK without affecting theireducation.Study in Shanghai
With a population of more than 24 million as of 2014, Shanghai is the country’s biggest city and a global financial hub. Shanghai is sometimes considered a center of innovation and progress in China and counts the largest number of international schools of any city in China.Best British schools in Shanghai
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For over 20 years, NAIS Pudong has welcomed our students into a diverse international community, motivating them to achieve the best academic results and to attend the top universities in the world.
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Since 2003, Dulwich Pudong has been a leading international school in Shanghai with a strong academic reputation.
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At Dulwich College Shanghai Puxi the curriculum is academically rigorous, yet the education of the whole child is seen as critical. The wellbeing programme and range of co-curricular opportunities available to all children encourages academic, physical, social and emotional growth
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For over 15 years, our high-scoring students have gone on to attend the top universities in the world. Our teachers coach, support and inspire students to achieve outstanding results.
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YCIS Shanghai marks our first footprint in the Chinese mainland. Over the past 30 years, the school has expanded with six campuses across Puxi, Pudong and Lingang, offering a unique education pathway and competitive international curriculum for expatriate children aged 2 - 18.