Edited by Aziza Francienne · B2C Marketing Manager
Beijing’s international schools form a mixed sector: long-established foreign-passport-only campuses sit alongside newer bilingual schools that admit local families, and most are concentrated in districts popular with expatriates such as Chaoyang, Shunyi and Haidian. Families will commonly find the full International Baccalaureate continuum, British pathways (IGCSE/A-level), US-style programmes and a growing number of Chinese - English bilingual models, with English as the primary language of instruction and Mandarin offered either as a strong second language or as a parallel teaching stream. Annual tuition for established international schools in the city typically runs from the mid-five figures in RMB into the high-hundreds of thousands of RMB, with senior-year fees at some schools above RMB 350,000 and additional one-off levies, meals and transport costs on top. Admissions are effectively seasonal for an August start - many schools make the bulk of offers in spring (April - June) but continue to place students on a rolling basis until the school year begins; relocating families should also prepare notarised school reports, birth certificates and visa/residence-permit paperwork well before arrival.
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