Beijing No. 101 High School International Department

11 Yiheyuan Road, Haidian District, Beijing.

High school level; International Department.

Public high school with an International Department

Application fees

- No specific one‑time application or registration fee for the Beijing No. 101 High School International Department is published in the school's public international‑department materials or recent secondary reports.

Tuition fees (by year group and billing unit)

- International high‑school program (upper secondary / grades equivalent to 10–12): approximately RMB 90,000–100,000 per academic year. This figure represents the annual tuition level reported for the International/AP‑oriented high‑school program in recent 2025–26/2026 summaries and market reports.

- International junior‑high program (if available under the international department): no definitive published annual fee by grade was located; the international department is reported to run both middle and high‑level international classes, but separate, grade‑by‑grade pricing for junior high was not published in the sources reviewed.

- Per‑term breakdown: the school's public international‑department materials and recent secondary reports do not publish a detailed per‑term fee schedule (term‑by‑term amounts) for the 2026/27 academic year; the amounts above are reported as annual fees.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Billing frequency and due dates: reported information and market summaries present tuition as an annual charge; specific billing dates, installment options, and late‑payment penalties for the International Department were not published in the materials reviewed. Families should expect standard practice in Beijing international programs where tuition is invoiced per academic year (with some schools offering semester or installment options), but no school‑specific dates or installment options were located.

- Deposits and acceptance payments: no specific, school‑level deposit or acceptance‑fee amount was published for the International Department in the materials reviewed.

Boarding fees (where applicable)

- Campus arrangements: the Beijing 101 school group includes a Huairou campus described as a full‑boarding campus; boarding arrangements and fees are reported for the Huairou campus context. The main Haidian campus international program is typically a day program; no definitive boarding fee schedule for the Haidian international department was published.

- Boarding fee amounts: no authoritative, itemized boarding‑fee amounts for the International Department (Haiding campus) for 2026/27 were published in the sources reviewed. Where the Huairou campus is discussed in public summaries, boarding is confirmed as available but explicit per‑term or per‑year boarding charges tied to the international program were not available.

Other costs and typical additional fees

- Common additional fees that apply to students in Beijing international programs (and which are reported in market summaries as likely to apply, though not always broken out by Beijing 101's international‑department public materials) include:
- Textbooks and curriculum materials not covered by tuition (including external exam registration fees such as AP/IGCSE/CIE/TOEFL/SAT where applicable).
- School uniform costs and uniform replacement.
- Optional boarding, meal plans, and residential management fees for campuses that offer boarding (Huairou campus noted as boarding).
- Transportation (school bus) where used; extracurricular trip or overseas exchange costs when these programmes run.

- Specific unit prices (e.g., uniform set cost, per‑exam fee, bus route fee) for Beijing No. 101 High School International Department were not published in the reviewed materials.

Refund information

- No published, school‑specific tuition refund policy or detailed refund terms for deposits/tuition (for the International Department) was located in the materials reviewed for 2025/26–2026/27. Where refund or deposit rules exist for specific projects in other schools, those are typically stated in admissions/fee documents; however, Beijing 101's international‑department materials reviewed do not contain a clear public refund schedule.

Fee payment options (typical channels reported)

- Common channels used across Beijing international schools include domestic bank transfer (remittance into a school account), on‑site payment at the school finance office, and digital payment channels for local families where available. For cross‑border payments, industry guidance for remitting tuition recommends bank transfer with clear remittance notes (for example: “tuition payment + student name”). Specific, school‑published accepted payment methods for the Beijing No. 101 International Department were not published in the materials reviewed.

Brief summary of unavailable details

- The reviewed public materials and recent secondary reports provide a clear annual tuition range for the international high‑school program (about RMB 90,000–100,000 per year) but do not publish a full, itemised 2026/27 fee schedule with per‑grade and per‑term line items, specific application/registration fee amounts, explicit refund terms, nor a definitive list of accepted payment channels tied to the International Department. The statements above give the available fee figures and identify typical additional cost categories; where precise line‑by‑line figures (per term, per specific grade, or for boarding at the Haidian international program) were not found, those items are noted as not published in the sources reviewed.