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Chengdu Jinjiang Jiaxiang Foreign Languages High School

China, Chengdu

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Mandarin
Fees RMB 42,000
Ages Not listed
Opened 2012
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum IB (DP), Advanced Placement (AP), Cambridge A Levels, Canadian Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages Mandarin, English, Japanese
Typical class size 25
Strengths STEM, Languages, Sport
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Social and Hobbies, Community and Service
Stages Secondary School, High School
Introduction

Chengdu Jinjiang Jiaxiang Foreign Languages High School, International High School Division, sits at the Chengdu International Education Center in Jinjiang District. The Sino‑foreign cooperative program was established in 2012 with the motto Chinese Context. Global Vision. Cognia accreditation was achieved in 2024, underscoring the school's international diploma pathways. The division provides a high‑school education that bridges East and West and prepares students for global opportunities. The campus offers dormitories, nutritious meals, and facilities supporting safety and well‑being. Academic spaces include hands‑on classrooms, VEX robotics labs, physics and chemistry demonstrations, and a Student Development Center with Career Planning Guidance, Psychological Counseling, Curriculum Guidance, Academic Competition, and Life Management services. AP since 2014, IB since 2019, Cognia accreditation since 2024. Extracurriculars include Spartans棍网球队, ASDAN charity, UniPivot, Global Youth Research Forum, and SEL initiatives. The school emphasizes bilingual capability and intercultural understanding through language programs, joint projects, and international exchanges with partner schools.

Chengdu International Education Center, Chengdu Jinjiang Jiaxiang Foreign Languages High School — No. 6 Chenhui North Road, Jinjiang District, Chengdu

The Essentials

Chengdu Jinjiang Jiaxiang Foreign Languages High School has typical class sizes of 25, instruction in English, Mandarin.

Location
Located in Jinjiang District, Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China. The International Education Center of Chengdu Jiaxiang Foreign Languages High School operates on the Jinjiang campus. Address: 6 Chenhui North Road, Jinjiang District, Chengdu.

Stages
Senior high school level with an international curriculum division offering AP and IB courses; Cognia accreditation.

Type
Private
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
There are on-campus dormitories and dining facilities for students.

Food Options
Nutritious meals are provided on campus.

Governance and Ownership
The International High School Division is owned and operated by Jiaxiang Education Group Co., Ltd. The parent school, Chengdu Jiaxiang Foreign Languages High School, was established in 2012 as part of Jiaxiang Education Group; the school itself is a private institution founded in 2000 by Jiaxiang Industrial Group Co., Ltd.
Fees

Annual tuition at Chengdu Jinjiang Jiaxiang Foreign Languages High School ranges from RMB 42,000 for 2026/27.

Application fee
- Application / registration fee (international-program applicants): RMB 2,000 (non‑refundable).

Tuition fees by programme and year group (annual and per term)
- Domestic senior‑high (普通高中) tuition: commonly published in recent school notices at approximately RMB 36,000–43,500 per student per academic year. Typical billing for this track is on a per‑year or per‑semester basis; if charged per semester, the per‑term amount is approximately half the annual figure (e.g., RMB 18,000–21,750 per term as an inference from the annual rate).

- Junior‑high (初中) tuition (reference levels used by the school group in recent admissions materials): about RMB 42,000–43,500 per year; boarding for junior/compulsory years has been published around RMB 1,800 per year in relevant notices.

- International senior‑high (international programmes: AP / IB / other international curricula): published annual tuition levels for international tracks fall in a higher band; recent public announcements and sector summaries list:
- AP / American‑style international programme: around RMB 118,000 per year.
- IB (IBDP) / other international diploma programmes: approximately RMB 120,000–128,000 per year (program and year dependent).
- Some school notices and third‑party summaries for the international course classes reference an annual tuition figure near RMB 108,000 for specific international course cohorts; programme, cohort and year determine the exact level. Per‑term amounts for international programmes are commonly half the published annual fee for schools that charge by semester (example per‑term inference: RMB 54,000 for a RMB 108,000/year programme).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is billed on an academic‑year or per‑semester basis depending on the programme; families are required to pay by the deadlines set in the school's admission/registration notice. Meal fees are frequently collected per semester and reconciled at the end of the semester on a ‘‘多退少补'' (settle actual use, refund or charge balance) basis. Where programmes publish annual figures, schools commonly accept either a one‑off annual payment or semesterly instalments as specified in the registration materials.

Boarding fees
- Domestic / standard boarding (typical day‑to‑day boarding for domestic tracks): published examples within the school group show boarding fees near RMB 1,800 per year for some grades.
- International‑programme boarding (international cohort dormitory standards): published figures for international senior‑high boarding have been shown around RMB 6,000 per year in recent admissions summaries for specialised international classes.

Other costs and mandatory extras
- Meal / cafeteria: commonly collected per semester; example published ranges include about RMB 4,400–4,800 per semester (subject to actual consumption and end‑of‑term settlement).
- Textbooks, workbooks and teaching materials: charged as required (book/material fees and supplementary text costs are additional and settled according to the year and programme).
- Examination and international test registration fees (AP, IB, SAT, ACT, TOEFL, IELTS, international diploma fees): charged at cost when the student is registered for those external exams.
- Activity, elective and sectional programme fees (clubs, optional interest classes, off‑campus study trips, camps, specialised workshops): charged per activity or per term; family budgets should allow for several thousand RMB annually if students take multiple paid electives or competitions.
- Agency / custodial or ‘‘代管费'' items: some campuses list a custodial/agency category that covers logistics or extra services; amounts vary by campus and service package and are charged as specified in the enrolment notice.
- Uniforms and supplies: uniforms are charged at cost; typical one‑time annual outlay depends on package selected.

Refund information
- Refunds and final settlement follow the school's published refund rules and standard practice: meal fees and some charges are reconciled at the end of the semester (多退少补); tuition refunds depend on the official withdrawal/退学 date and the school's refund schedule in the registration/offer documents. Families should follow the registration/withdrawal deadlines specified in the school's admission or finance notice for precise refund calculations.

Fee payment options
- Bank transfer to the school's designated account is a standard accepted method; the school group routinely publishes bank‑account details for fee payment and offers on‑site payment channels in the finance office. Electronic payment channels commonly used by local families include online bank transfer and campus collection; international remittance instructions are provided where applicable for international‑programme families. Credit‑card payment availability varies by campus and should be confirmed with the finance office at registration.

Summary notes for budgeting (practical guidance)
- Expect two distinct fee bands: the domestic Chinese curriculum track (mid‑range: tens of thousands RMB per year) and the international programme track (high‑band: roughly RMB 100,000–130,000 per year depending on AP/IB/program specifics). Budget additionally for boarding (RMB 1,800–6,000/year depending on track), semester meal plans (several thousand RMB per semester), exam fees, textbooks, optional activity fees and any custodial/agency charges.
Academics

Chengdu Jinjiang Jiaxiang Foreign Languages High School teaches IB (DP), Advanced Placement (AP), Cambridge A Levels, Canadian Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum.

Curriculum
The International High School Division of Chengdu Jiaxiang Foreign Languages High School was established in 2012 as one of Sichuan's first Sino-foreign cooperative, independent-education international programs. The school's ethos is "Chinese Context. Global Vision." The international curriculum integrates Jiaxiang Education Group's resources and builds a high school curriculum system that covers AP and IB programs in multiple directions, and is Cognia-accredited. It aims to cultivate future talents with cultural confidence and international competitiveness, providing a high-quality Sino-Western international education.

Higher Education Progression
Overseas university admission results are published for the International Curriculum Class, with annual results recorded for 2015–2021. In 2026, offers included from top universities such as the University of Hong Kong (full scholarship) and Northwestern University, with additional offers from other leading institutions including the University of Toronto and McGill University.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school pursues a 'whole-person' education, focusing on each student's growth. There are more than 20 distinct clubs, including Robotics VEX, stick tennis, Rotary Club, baking, archery, badminton, field hockey, tennis, International Animation, and floristry. It also offers project-based learning, public service, international exchanges, and outdoor exploration to help students discover their interests and develop their skills. Social-emotional learning (SEL) is a core component, alongside CTB and the International Youth Reward Program. SEL helps students understand themselves, regulate emotions, understand others, build relationships, and make responsible judgments for the group. These programs support students' personal and social development beyond academics.

Mental Wellbeing
CTB, SEL, and the International Youth Reward Program are three core academic pillars. International Youth Reward Program uses outdoor exploration, community service, and skill challenges (such as the Duke of Edinburgh Award) to build resilience and teamwork. SEL helps students understand themselves, regulate emotions, understand others, build relationships, and make responsible judgments for the group. CTB engages students in interdisciplinary research to solve real-world problems, refining critical thinking and global leadership through debates and project presentations. The programs provide a safe space with reliable coaching, encouraging students to lead their own inquiries. CTB projects have earned international awards, demonstrating their impact.

Safeguarding
Safety and health are a top priority and start-of-term safety guidelines are provided. Check-in occurs on August 31, 2020, from 10:00 to 12:00. Students who have traveled to epidemic areas or had close contact with confirmed or suspected cases must complete at least 14 days of home quarantine, report to the local community and the school, undergo medical examinations at designated hospitals, and provide medical documentation before returning. New students must submit a city-level hospital medical examination report, including CBC, TB test, and liver function; TB test must be performed at an infectious-disease hospital; disclose any medical history to the homeroom teacher. The dress code requires neat appearance and uniform; males must have no long hair, no dye, no jewelry; females must not dye hair or wear makeup or jewelry. Electronic devices may be brought but must be registered with the homeroom teacher; other electronic games are prohibited; after check-in, go to the dorm and follow the living counselor's guidance.
Parent Experience

History
The International High School Division of Chengdu Jiaxiang Foreign Languages High School was established by Jiaxiang Education Group in 2012. It was one of the first Sino-foreign cooperative and independently run international education programs in Sichuan to obtain accreditation. The school's ethos is “Chinese Context. Global Vision.” It integrates Jiaxiang Education Group's international education resources and maintains unified student management standards with the Jinjiang campus. It offers AP and IB curricula and has Cognia international accreditation, aiming to cultivate culturally confident, globally competitive students and provide a high-quality international education that bridges East and West.

Community
Campus life includes a broad range of activities and cultural events. The school hosts events such as Walking Classroom, Innovation Week, World Book Day, and international visits, including UK principals visiting Jiaxiang High School's International Curriculum Class. Projects such as PBL Week and study tours (e.g., to Macao) broaden students' global perspectives. The campus culture channel features reports on student projects, performances, and intercultural exchanges that strengthen the school's vibrant community.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
Home–School Interaction includes Parent–Teacher Dialogues and Parent Salon events addressing topics such as suitable education, guiding abroad plans, and adolescent development. These programs foster ongoing collaboration between families and educators within Jiaxiang's International Curriculum Class.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The International High School Division of Chengdu Jinjiang Jiaxiang Foreign Languages High School was established in 2012. It is among the first in Sichuan to obtain Sino-foreign cooperative independent operation qualifications for an international program. The school embraces the philosophy "Chinese Context, Global Vision" and integrates Jiaxiang Education Group resources to support its international education. It offers AP, IB, and Cognia-accredited high school programs to cultivate students with cultural confidence and global competitiveness. The campus provides an academically oriented learning environment with comfortable dormitories, nutritious meals, and good campus facilities that support student safety and well-being.

Sports Facilities
The Spartans棍网球队 (Spartans stick tennis team) is a school athletic program that has competed against professional teams, including matches at events noted in Shanghai. The team's competitions are part of the school's documented sports and club activities.

Academic Facilities
精彩课堂 describes classroom teaching laboratories focused on hands-on learning, including VEX robotics, engaging physics- and chemistry-based demonstrations, civics education projects, and career planning courses. The school also hosts a Student Development Center with a Career Planning Guidance Center, a Psychological Counseling Room, a Curriculum Guidance Center, an Academic Competition Center, and a Life Management Center to support student development. AP courses began in 2014, IB courses in 2019, and Cognia-accredited international high school diploma programs were added (Cognia certification achieved in 2024).

Extra Curricular Facilities
Clubs and student activities include the SPARTANS棍网球队, ASDAN charity competition, and UniPivot club; campus culture features Global Youth Research Forum, International Youth Award Program, and Social-Emotional Learning (SEL). Notable campus events include new student orientation and performances such as the舞动青春迎新汇演, cultural festivals like the International Culture Festival, and project-based weeks (PBL Week). Students also participate in open days and a variety of field experiences and competitions reported on the campus activities pages.
Languages

Language Provision
The International High School Division of Chengdu Jiaxiang Foreign Languages High School was established by Jiaxiang Education Group in 2012 and was among Sichuan's first Sino-foreign cooperative and independently run international education programs. The school upholds the ethos 'Chinese Context. Global Vision' and is committed to providing an environment that maximizes each student's potential for personal growth. Deeply integrating Jiaxiang Education Group's educational resources from home and abroad, the division has built a high school curriculum that includes AP and IB courses and holds Cognia international accreditation. It aims to cultivate students with cultural confidence and international competitiveness and to provide truly Sino-Western integrated high school international education.
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