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Compare International Schools in Nantong, China

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Fees RMB 48,800 - 205,800
Nantong Stalford International School is a private, co‑educational international school in Nantong, Jiangsu (No. 298 Xinkai Road, Gangzha District). It delivers a bilingual programme that combines Cambridge IGCSE in lower secondary with the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme and Diploma Programme in its upper years; the school is listed as an IB World School (authorised 23 December 2019) and is recorded as a Cambridge/CAIE examination centre. Provision is shown from early years through senior secondary (commonly published as ages 3–18 or Pre‑K/Reception to Grade 12). English and Chinese are used as languages of instruction and the school is described in local listings as a bilingual international school. The campus operates as a day and boarding option (boarding recorded as mixed). The school was established under the Stalford group and is noted in regional education directories as Nantong's first bilingual international school.
Instructs in Mandarin, English
Ages 6 - 18 years
Fees RMB 120,000
Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
NAS Nantong is a 12-year seamless K-12 international school located at No. 99 Jiangcheng Road, Nantong, Jiangsu Province. As part of Nord Anglia Education, the campus connects Nantong students with peers at 66 partner schools worldwide. The school serves students aged 6 to 18 and has a total capacity of 1,728 learners. The curriculum blends the Chinese National Curriculum with the IB Diploma Programme in high school. Elementary language instruction is bilingual, with English and Chinese sharing equal emphasis, while middle school uses a 30:70 English–Chinese mix to prepare students for an all-English high school. Class sizes are around 24 students, with two teachers per class—one local and one international—supporting language development and cross-cultural collaboration. A four-academy system fosters leadership and teamwork, complemented by campus activities and inter-college competitions. In high school, students study within six subject groups and core IB requirements.