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Changjun Bilingual School of Changsha City

China, Changsha

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The school at a glance
Instructs in Mandarin, English
Fees RMB 56,000
Ages Not listed
Opened 2010
Bus Service No
Availability Not shared by this school
Academic offering
Curriculum Advanced Placement (AP), IB (DP), Chinese National Curriculum
Taught languages English, Mandarin, French, Spanish
Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Senior Secondary School, High School
Introduction

Changjun Bilingual School of Changsha, located at No. 628 Youmutang Road, Yuelu District, Changsha City, occupies a 150-acre campus funded by Changsha Municipality. Established in 2010, its High School International Department is an AP Center in Hunan Province and combines IB DP, AP, and the Chinese National Curriculum under a bilingual Chinese-Foreign Cooperative Education framework. The IB-DP uses the 6+3+2 structure with six subject groups, TOK, EE and CAS, and a focus on critical thinking, collaboration, and research. English language courses are taught by domestic and international teachers using U.S.-origin texts to ease transition to international study. AP offerings, aligned with College Board, include SAT preparation and liberal arts subjects to support U.S. college admissions. The campus features Reading Rooms, Teaching Building spaces, classrooms, an on-site office, and a school bus. Extracurriculars include Academic Debate, US Academic Decathlon, and Arts activities such as band, PIA Vision Art, and cultural exchanges for international learners.

No. 628 Youmutang Road, Yuelu District, Changsha City (佑母塘路628号) — Changjun Bilingual Experimental School (High School Campus)

The Essentials

Changjun Bilingual School of Changsha City has instruction in Mandarin, English.

Location
Location: Changjun Bilingual Experimental Middle School (High School Campus), 628 Youmutang Road, Yuelu District, Changsha, China. The International Department operates on Changjun High School's high school campus. The school is located in Changsha, within Hunan Province. Postal code 410023.

Stages
The school offers a 3-year, full-time high school program with bilingual instruction. It integrates International BDP (IBDP), AP and SAT courses into the curriculum.
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership
Authorized by the Education Department of Hunan Province, Changjun High School International Department was established in 2010. The International Department is the first AP Center in Hunan authorized by the American College Board. The 150-acre campus is funded by Changsha Municipality and is located on the new campus of Changjun High School. The International Department offers a 3-year, full-time high school program with bilingual instruction and integrates IBDP, AP and SAT courses into the Chinese high school curriculum.
Fees

Annual tuition at Changjun Bilingual School of Changsha City ranges from RMB 56,000 for 2026/27.

Application fee
- No separate, non‑refundable application or registration fee is published for the international department in the school's public admissions and fee notices.

Tuition fees (by programme / year group and per term)
- Tuition for AP / IBDP / A‑Level programmes: RMB 28,000 per semester.
- Equivalent annual tuition (two semesters): RMB 56,000 per academic year.
- The published tuition figure applies to the international‑department high‑school programmes (AP / IBDP / A‑Level) and is stated as the standard tuition amount for those programme tracks.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is presented and charged on a semester basis (RMB 28,000 per semester), which totals RMB 56,000 for the full academic year.
- Additional mandatory or optional items (see "Other costs") are billed separately from tuition and are not included in the semester/year tuition numbers.
- Specific billing dates, payment deadlines and invoicing cadence are set by the school at registration and in the admissions/finance communications for each intake; parents should expect semester invoices aligned with the school term structure.

Boarding fees (where applicable)
- On‑campus boarding (dormitory) fee: RMB 540 per semester.
- Boarding is charged separately from tuition and is not included in the semester/year tuition figures.

Other costs and typical excluded items
- Tuition does not include textbooks and learning materials (book fees).
- Tuition does not include school uniform costs.
- Tuition does not include daily meals / canteen charges.
- Tuition does not include international/external examination and registration fees (for example: AP, SAT, TOEFL, IBDP examination/registration fees) or other standardized test charges.
- Tuition does not include separate charges for formal university‑application or升学指导 (university‑counselling / college‑admissions guidance) services when those are offered as a discrete service.
- Any activity fees, enrichment course fees, competition entry fees, or special trips are billed separately when applicable.

Refund information
- The school's public fee notices list tuition and boarding charges but do not publish a detailed public refund schedule within the same fee announcements. Withdrawals, cancellations and any applicable refunds are handled according to the school's formal admission/withdrawal and finance procedures.

Fee payment options
- The international department uses the school's online administration and parent/finance platforms (SchoolIS/校宝在线 is listed as the school's parent/student management/payment platform), which is the school's established channel for admissions and family finance services. Electronic payment through that platform is used in practice for admissions and student account management.
- Where required, separate payment routes (for example, bank transfer or designated school bank accounts) are commonly used for tuition and separate charges; the school issues payment instructions (payment account numbers and any invoicing details) as part of registration and fee notices.

Summary (straight facts for a parent)
- Standard international‑programme tuition: RMB 28,000 per semester (RMB 56,000 per year).
- On‑campus boarding: RMB 540 per semester (billed separately).
- Tuition excludes textbooks, uniforms, meals, exam registration fees, and university‑counselling fees; these items are billed separately.
- Payments are processed through the school's parent/finance platform (SchoolIS/校宝在线) and by the payment channels set out in the school's registration/invoice communications.
Academics

Changjun Bilingual School of Changsha City teaches Advanced Placement (AP), IB (DP), Chinese National Curriculum.

Curriculum
AP Curriculum and IB-DP Curriculum are offered by the International Department. Regular Chinese High School Courses (Chinese, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, History, Politics, Biology, etc.) provide a solid foundation in the Chinese curriculum under Chinese-Foreign Cooperative Education guidelines. IB-DP Curriculum follows the 6+3+2 framework: six subject groups (Language and Literature, Individuals and Societies, Mathematics, Sciences, Arts, Language Acquisition), three core components (TOK, EE, CAS), and two learning approaches emphasizing thinking, communication, social, self-management, and research skills. English Language Proficiency Courses are taught by domestic and foreign teachers using original U.S. textbooks to ease the transition to international high school and prepare for advanced language study in 11th grade. AP Courses follow the College Board framework with SAT preparation and liberal arts instruction to support U.S. college admissions. Bridge Courses for American universities include French, Spanish, Chinese Classics, Big History, Ethics, Start Your American Journey, Advanced Writing, and Arts, plus a variety of Special Courses and a College Admission Guidance Course to support planning and applications.

Higher Education Progression
Students of the International Department have been admitted to Brown University, University of Chicago, Cornell University, Vanderbilt University, Middlebury College, Imperial College London, McGill University, University of Toronto, Lausanne Hotel Management School, and numerous other top universities worldwide.
Wellbeing

Mental Wellbeing
The school has been recognized as a National Advanced Unit of Mental Health Education.
Parent Experience

History
Established in 2010, Changjun High School International Department in Changsha is authorized by the Education Department of Hunan Province as the first AP Center in Hunan. Based on the century-old Changjun High School, it aims to bring high-quality overseas education resources, promote international standards, and cultivate interdisciplinary, innovative leaders with an international vision. It offers a three-year full-time high school program with bilingual teaching and integrates IB DP, AP, and SAT into the curriculum, on a 150-acre campus funded by Changsha Municipality. Since its establishment, it has produced eight cohorts of graduates and more than 600 international talents; about 99% of students are admitted to the top 100 US universities and nearly 70% to the top 50, with the program regarded as a model for studying abroad. The department upholds the motto Sincere, Honest, Calm, Persevering and aims to cultivate international talents with leadership and a global perspective.

Community
High school provides a comprehensive activity system across three years, including on-campus and off-campus competitions. The program aims to cultivate a global mindset, fluent foreign language skills, and an understanding of international rules, strengthening international talents. Campus Clubs, on-campus activities, and off-campus activities are part of this system. The Activity System has been developed over ten years.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Campus facilities include a Reading Room for quiet study and research and multiple Classrooms for daily instruction. The Teaching Building houses teaching spaces and instructional resources. An on-site Office provides administrative support. A School Bus provides student transportation to and from the campus. The campus environment is designed to support both academic work and daily school life.

Sports Facilities
Basketball Gym is the primary indoor sports facility. The Basketball Gym is used for physical education classes and student training. The sports facilities support PE activities and organized games. The campus integrates physical education into the daily schedule.

Academic Facilities
The Reading Room provides library-style resources for study and research. There are multiple Classrooms for daily instruction. The Teaching Building houses teaching spaces and faculty offices. The on-site Office supports administrative and academic operations.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Campus Clubs are available for student involvement. On-Campus Activities are organized regularly. Off-Campus Activities provide experiential learning opportunities. Background Enhancement programs support personal development beyond regular classes.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school offers Academic Debate and Speech and participates in the United States Academic Decathlon. The school also engages students in national and international academic competitions such as the National High School Speech & Debate Tournament, the American Mathematics Competition, Euclid Mathematics Competition, and the National Economics Challenge.

Arts & Creative
The school has Campus Clubs for music, Hip Pop, and Band, and visual arts through PIA Vision Art. The school also hosts Anime and Photography activities, including Art Festival and Photography Competition on campus.

Cultural & Language
The school runs a Cultural Exchange Program and hosts Model United Nations. The school also runs the Chinese-Spelling Contest and supports English language proficiency events such as the ACT National Youth English Proficiency Demonstration and Communication Show.

Social & Hobbies
The school offers social and hobby activities including Basketball, Football, Charity Club, Anime, Band, and Campus Reporters. Students participate in a range of clubs and competitions that reflect diverse interests.

Community & Service
Volunteering is a key activity, and students participate in Charity Fair and other service-oriented events.

Leadership & Professional
Leadership and professional development opportunities include the National Student Leadership Alliance, Model United Nations, ASDAN Business Simulation, and Campus Reporters.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Sports such as Basketball and Football are part of campus life, with on-campus Sports activities and events like Graduation Ceremony.
Languages

Language Provision
Regular Chinese High School Course covers Chinese, maths, physics, chemistry, history, politics, biology, and other subjects to provide a foundation in Chinese coursework. English Language Proficiency Courses are taught by domestic and foreign teachers in English listening, speaking, reading and writing; 10th-grade textbooks from the United States help students transition from middle school to international high school and build a foundation for advanced language courses in 11th grade. SAT courses are offered to prepare for college admissions, with reading and vocabulary instruction and targeted practice. Bridge Courses of American University include French and Spanish, along with courses such as Chinese Classics Study, Big History, Ethics, Start your American Journey, Advanced Writing, and Arts.
Reputation

Accreditations
Authorized by the Education Department of Hunan Province
The International Department is the first AP Center in Hunan authorized by the American College Board
Admissions

Admissions
Grade 10 – Academic planning and AP course selection: An individualized college admissions plan and guidance is provided throughout Grades 10–12 to help students set realistic academic and college goals. The first round of guidance and integrated planning occurs August–October. In December AP courses are selected and January completes a career test. In March top IB students take TOEFL and in June TOEFL is taken by all IB students and top AP students; July–August TOEFL levels are consolidated and students participate in activities.

Grade 11 – TOEFL/SAT planning and summer programs: Grade 11 includes the first TOEFL exam for all students in September. September–October, students plan TOEFL, SAT and SAT II. December includes the second TOEFL exam for all students and the SAT exam for IB students. February–March, summer school applications are submitted for selected students.

Grade 12 – College applications and final enrollment: Aug–Sep, choose colleges for EA/ED. Sep–Dec, make interview appointments and collect materials including transcripts and letters of recommendation. October, EA/ED applications are submitted and SAT is taken. November–December, UC essays are finished and RD applications prepared.
School Events
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