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Facilities include a basketball court, a badminton hall, a football field, a tennis court, and a golf course. These spaces support athletic activities and physical education for students. The campus provides spaces that enable students to participate in team sports and recreational activities. The sports facilities are integrated into campus life to support healthy development of students.
Beijing No.55 High School International Students Section has advanced facilities including a comprehensive laboratory, a library, and a range of state-of-the-art classrooms. The school employs domestic and international teachers with rich teaching experience, including IB-trained staff. The International Baccalaureate curriculum is offered through the Middle Years Programme (grades 7-10) and Diploma Programme (grades 11-12). Language preparation classes are available for students who need additional language support. Classes are designed with small group sizes and multiple levels to accommodate varied backgrounds, language skills, and abilities.
Extracurricular offerings include sports clubs (football, basketball), arts clubs (street dance, painting), language clubs (French, Spanish), and Chinese culture clubs (calligraphy, diabolo, Beijing Opera). These activities foster cross-cultural exchange and personal development. Every year includes cultural trips and social practice activities to connect students with the community. Student council elections and performances such as Christmas shows and debates enhance leadership and communication skills.
Founded in 1954, Beijing No. 55 High School is a public school located in Beijing's central Dongcheng District. In 1975, it became the first public school in Beijing authorized to enroll international students, later becoming China's first local member of the International Baccalaureate Organization in 1994. The international division serves students in grades 7 through 12 across two tracks: the IB path (offering the Middle Years Programme and Diploma Programme) and a Chinese-medium track preparing students for domestic higher education. The urban campus spans 50 mu and includes a two-story gymnasium featuring a dedicated gymnastics hall and basketball court, alongside specialized biology and physics laboratories. A signature initiative is the school’s integration into the UNESCO China Education for Sustainable Development project, alongside regular cultural immersion tours across the country that enrich language development and community friendship for its multi-national student body. Extracurricular options include a student council and specialized astronomical observation programs.
