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Chongqing Nankai Liangjiang Secondary School

China, Chongqing

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The school at a glance
Instructs in Mandarin, English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 2404
Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
Opened 2018
Bus Service No
Availability Not shared by this school
Academic offering
Curriculum Chinese National Curriculum, Cambridge A Levels, IB (DP), Advanced Placement (AP)
Taught languages English, German, Italian, French, Japanese
Typical class size 37
Strengths STEM, Sport, Performing Arts
Clubs Arts and Creative, Social and Hobbies, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Middle School, High School, Secondary School
Introduction

Chongqing Nankai Liangjiang Secondary School sits in Chongqing's Liangjiang New Area, Longxing, on Yujiang Avenue. Open since 2018 as part of the Nankai family of schools, it serves junior and senior high students within a public, co-educational framework. The campus hosts more than 2,400 students across 65 classes and features a 109,000-square-meter area with facilities designed to support an internationalized curriculum. The school blends the Chinese National Curriculum with Cambridge A Levels, IB Diploma, and AP pathways, and operates with modular teaching. It co-builds courses with Beijing Institute of Technology, Chongqing University, and Sichuan Fine Arts Institute, and partners with laboratories to guide student projects in automation, AI, robotics, and drones. Comprehensive facilities include a two-story open library, Ecology Hall, Geology Hall, an Art Gallery, the Fine Arts Museum, and the Aerospace Hall. Science Center and Psychology Counseling Room support wellbeing and project-based learning, alongside a sports field and Gymnasium.

The Essentials

Chongqing Nankai Liangjiang Secondary School has 2,404 pupils, typical class sizes of 37, instruction in Mandarin, English.

Location
209 Yujiang Avenue, Longxing, Liangjiang New District, Chongqing 401135, China. The campus is in the Longxing area of Liangjiang New District. It covers about 220 mu with a total building area of around 109,000 square meters.

Stages
Junior high and senior high (complete secondary school).

Type
Public, co-educational; includes junior high and senior high.

Additional learning support
Personalized development for students with diverse abilities.

Country affiliation
China
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
The school provides four-person dorm rooms with upper bunks and desks, independent bathrooms, and fully equipped facilities. Each floor has public self-study rooms and reading areas, and living tutors accompany students in daily life.

Uniform Requirement
Students must wear the school uniform during the school term; uniforms must not be altered. Dress standards forbid slippers, sleeveless tops, knee-exposing shorts or skirts, and halter tops. Hairstyles must not be dyed or permed; boys should not have long or unconventional hairstyles. No jewelry or makeup.

Food Options
The cafeteria is described as a personalized library; the dining area is clean, bright, and neat. Meals aim to be visually appealing, flavorful, and nutritionally balanced with a mix of meat and vegetables.

Governance and Ownership
Public middle/high school; part of the Nankai Education Group.
Fees
School status and summary of applicability
- Chongqing Nankai Liangjiang Secondary School is a public (government-run) secondary school within the Chongqing Nankai school group; the school operates both standard local (public-stream) secondary programmes and offers international-curriculum tracks (IB/A‑Level/AP/IUP-type cooperation).

Application fees
- Standard local-stream admissions: no routine application fee is charged for ordinary place allocation. The school's published admissions notices and ordinary (including arts/sports) recruitment documents do not list a routine application fee for general entry.
- Special-entry processes (art/sport specialist tests or international/co‑operation programme applications): the school's specialist-entry announcements specify on-site registration and test dates but do not show a general separate non‑refundable application fee in the published specialist‑admission notices; any candidate costs associated with tests (travel, materials, instrument hire) are the responsibility of the family.

Tuition fees — local (public-stream) students
- Billing unit and typical charge structure: tuition for students enrolled on the standard local public curriculum is managed under Chongqing municipal/education‑authority charging rules and is collected on a per‑term (semester) or per‑year basis in line with local public‑school practice. For public secondary schools in Chongqing the commonly applied range is about RMB 300–1,200 per student per term; actual charge for any given public‑stream student at this school follows the district/municipal approved standard.
- Junior middle school (compulsory education) and senior secondary: the school implements local policy for compulsory education and public high‑school charging; families of students admitted to the regular public curriculum should expect nominal or district‑standard tuition consistent with Chongqing public‑school policy (see the term ranges above).

Tuition fees — international / Sino‑foreign / diploma‑track programmes
- International curricula and formal Sino‑foreign cooperation programmes are charged at higher, programme‑specific rates. Where a school operates an approved Sino‑foreign or international programme, municipal approvals for such projects in Chongqing have shown example standards in the mid‑four‑figure RMB range per term (for example, RMB 10,500 per term has appeared as an approved level for certain cooperative senior‑high projects in Chongqing regulatory documents). Students enrolled in a named international or cooperative programme at the school would be charged the programme's approved tuition rate rather than the local‑stream public rate.

Tuition by year group / term — how amounts are presented
- Public‑stream (local) students: charged per term (semester); the school and district implement per‑term billing consistent with municipal practice (typical public‑stream term amounts fall within the RMB 300–1,200 range cited above). Families should expect billing on a per‑term basis for each school year.
- International/cooperative programme students: charged per term at the programme's approved rate (examples of approved programme rates in Chongqing regulatory notices include figures such as RMB 10,500 per term for comparable projects). Where the school operates an IB/A‑Level/AP or other paid international track, that track's term and annual fees are set and publicly announced separately for that programme.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Frequency and timing: fees are billed by term (semester). Payment is normally due in full before or at student registration for the incoming term/semester; delayed payment is handled according to school financial rules and local education‑finance procedures.
- Deposit / guarantee: where applicable for specific non‑local or paid programmes, schools commonly require a one‑time refundable deposit or guarantee (programme‑dependent); the school's public notices list standard registration steps though do not show a universal deposit figure for ordinary local‑stream admissions.

Boarding (dormitory) fees
- Dormitory charging practice: boarding (if taken) is charged per student per term. Chongqing public‑school practice and municipal approvals set boarding fee ranges that local schools follow; published municipal ranges for dormitory/boarding fees typically sit in the order of RMB 60–450 per student per term depending on room standard and management. Specific boarding charges for this school, if applied, follow approved district rates for the campus and programme.
- Dorm arrangements and extras: typical boarding charges cover room and basic utilities/management; families should budget separately for optional extras (air conditioning, bed linens, laundry service, personal supplies) and for daily meal costs if the school operates a boarding meal plan.

Other costs and typical additional fees
- Uniforms: a one‑off uniform purchase is standard; local practice expects families to purchase required uniform items (school specifies sizes and suppliers). The school's public guidance and many Chongqing schools publish periodic uniform procurement notices; the cost is borne by parents.
- Textbooks and teaching materials: text and standard workbook costs follow the municipal rules (some textbook items are covered by school/district budgets for compulsory education; others or optional elective materials may be paid by families).
- Activity, materials, instrument hire and competition fees: charges for specialist classes, instrument hire, field trips, external exam/test fees, competition coaching, optional enrichment, or non‑credit short courses are invoiced separately as required. Specialist arts/sports candidates should budget for instrument, costume, or material costs related to tests and training.

Refunds and withdrawal/transfer‑out handling
- General refund principle: refunds and reductions (for withdrawal, absence, early leave, or non‑attendance of a paid programme) are handled according to Chongqing education and finance rules and the school's financial management procedures; municipal and district education regulations provide the framework for refund calculations and timing for returned fees. Formal refund rules are applied according to the specific programme type (local public‑stream vs paid international/co‑operation programme).
- Timing and method: refunds are normally processed through the school's finance office and are subject to administrative verification and any applicable deductions; in practice, refunds may take several weeks to process and are returned by bank transfer or other documented financial method used for the original receipt.

Fee payment options (typical methods accepted)
- Common accepted methods used by Chongqing schools and education payment platforms include: online payment through the municipal/education unified payment platform (WeChat/Alipay interfaces), bank transfer to the school's designated account, payment via school payment portal or official school app, bank counter payment using the school's payment code, and (where provided) on‑site POS/bank card payment. Large cash payments are generally discouraged; schools increasingly issue official electronic non‑tax receipts/electronic invoices after payment.

Practical notes for parents (summary action points)
- Expect tuition for regular public‑stream places to follow Chongqing public‑school term rates (nominal amounts, typically within RMB 300–1,200 per term) and boarding, if used, to follow the district range (approximately RMB 60–450 per term).
- Expect substantially higher, programme‑specific fees if enrolling in an international or Sino‑foreign cooperative programme (example municipal approval levels for comparable cooperative projects have been seen in the RMB ~10,500 per term range).
- Prepare for payments by online municipal/education payment platform, bank transfer, or official school payment channels; obtain and keep the school's official payment receipt/electronic invoice for records.

Sources referenced for figures and practice
- School public admissions and notices (institutional status and admissions practice).
- Chongqing municipal/district education and pricing documents describing standard public‑school tuition and boarding fee ranges and Sino‑foreign project fee approvals.
- Specialist‑entry (arts/PE) recruitment materials for test registration and candidate requirements.
- Chongqing and school payment/registration practices (online payment platforms, school registration and receipt issuance).
Academics

Chongqing Nankai Liangjiang Secondary School teaches Chinese National Curriculum, Cambridge A Levels, IB (DP), Advanced Placement (AP).

Curriculum
The school integrates middle- and high-school curricula and uses modular teaching. The school co-builds courses with Beijing Institute of Technology, Chongqing University, and Sichuan Fine Arts Institute. The school collaborates with domestic and international laboratories to guide student projects in automation, artificial intelligence, robotics, and drones. The school provides internationalized and diversified development pathways for students.

Higher Education Progression
The first graduating class has been admitted to world-leading universities in the United Kingdom, the United States, Australia, and Hong Kong, including Imperial College London and Tsinghua University; many students enter 985 or 211 universities.

Gifted and Talented
The school has an elite talent cultivation base and an arts-and-sports talent cultivation base.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school provides comprehensive guidance and support for students in extracurricular activities, international exchanges, and arts and sports, and supports the personalized development of students with different intelligences.

Mental Wellbeing
The school is a member of the Chongqing Minors' Mental Health Alliance.
Parent Experience

History
The school was established in 2018 as a modern, innovative, international, and academically oriented public comprehensive secondary school, and is one of Chongqing Nankai Middle School's One School, Four Campuses series. It has 65 junior and senior classes, 2,404 students, and 306 staff. The campus covers 220 mu with a total building area of about 109,000 square meters and features facilities such as a two-story open library, ecological and geology pavilions, an arts center and gallery, and laboratories equipped for drones, 3D modeling, and AI. The school inherits Nankai's educational philosophy and resources, with educational management and faculty provided by Chongqing Nankai Middle School; it collaborates with Beijing Institute of Technology, Chongqing University, and Sichuan Fine Arts Institute to co-develop courses, deepen the integration of primary and secondary curricula and modular teaching, and guide student projects in automation, AI, robotics, and drones to bridge to new engineering education.

Community
The campus features advanced facilities, including a two-story open library, ecological and geology pavilions, an arts center and gallery, and laboratories for science and technology, all connected by a smart campus and IoT network. It supports internationalization and diversified development, providing guidance for extracurricular activities, international exchanges, arts and sports. The school has earned honors such as being designated a Tsinghua University feeder high school, a Renmin University feeder partner, and Beijing Institute of Technology's Excellent Feeder Base, among others, and its Today's Nan homeroom teacher studio was recognized as a national exemplary case. The school maintains collaborations with domestic and international universities and laboratories to enrich learning beyond the classroom.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Facilities include a two-storey open library, Ecology Hall, Geology Hall, an Art Gallery, and a Fine Arts Museum. Aerospace Hall is also on campus. Laboratories are equipped with digital devices, and a Psychology Counseling Room is available for student welfare. The campus features a fully equipped sports field, a Gymnasium, and a Casting Hall. The Science Center houses laboratories for drones, 3D modeling, and Artificial Intelligence.

Sports Facilities
The school has a fully equipped sports field. The school has a Gymnasium. The school has a Casting Hall. These facilities form part of the campus sporting offerings. They support physical education and sports activities.

Academic Facilities
Laboratories are equipped with digital devices. Drone laboratories, 3D modeling laboratories, and artificial intelligence laboratories are available. A Psychology Counseling Room is provided. A two-storey open library is part of the campus facilities.

Extra Curricular Facilities
The school provides comprehensive guidance and support for extracurricular activities, international exchanges, arts, and sports. It creates multi-faceted development platforms for students. It supports participation in clubs, competitions, and international programs.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Arts & Creative
The school hosts music and performance events, including the 2026 New Year Singer Competition.

Social & Hobbies
Sports Week includes three major leagues launching simultaneously. The fencing team has won multiple major awards. The baseball team won the Kangsheng Cup and advanced to the national finals; the football team won the Yuhao Cup U13 Championship. The New Year Singer Competition is held annually.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The school runs the 'Healthy First' Sunshine Sports Football League.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Three-for-zone admissions. Information maintenance: From May 14 to May 16, applicants (parents) in each district log in to the YuKuai Ban platform's Education Admission section or the YuKuai Ban app and online fill in the relevant admission information for their child. Formal online registration: from June 11 to June 15, applicants log in to the YuKuai Ban site or app to complete online registration in their district and time slot; in the Longxing area, online centralized registration takes place on June 11 in the morning, and the system will be under maintenance daily from 22:00 to 08:00 the next day, so parents should avoid these times when registering. Review and admission: by June 18, the school will verify the documents and registration information of eligible children and their guardians who have completed the formal online registration; if there are objections to the Three-for-zone verification, or if for special reasons online registration was not completed, parents (students) may bring the original documents and copies to the school for verification, and admission will be granted after verification. Result inquiry and confirmation: by June 20, after review, eligible children who meet the Three-for-zone admissions complete enrollment confirmation. Notice issuance: by June 30, the school issues the Three-for-zone electronic admission notice through YuKuai Ban.

2. Computer-based random allocation (lottery). Participation: those eligible for Three-for-zone admissions who participate in the computer random allocation must log in to YuKuai Ban and select the category “民转公 学校电脑随机派位幼升小或小升初” when applying. Checking results: parents must use the YuBei Education public account and go to the bottom of the page to “Enrollment — Public-to-Public School Lottery Query” to access the lottery results platform and check the results; once information is verified as accurate, they may participate in the computer lottery. After the lottery: students admitted by lottery must confirm the lottery result by 18:00 on June 20; students not admitted who were previously Three-for-zone applicants may register at the corresponding zoning school for enrollment and verification on June 21–22; if the zoning school has no seats left, the district education committee will arrange enrollment. Note: Three-for-zone and lottery admissions require that the student's hukou (household registration) and housing ownership proof (or ownership certificates or formal purchase contracts) match the actual residence; as of August 31, 2024, those moving from second-hand housing into the district must have resided for at least five years to qualify for the “Three-for-zone” policy; those whose residence duration is less than five years will be arranged for enrollment by the district education committee. Since May 20, 2024, second-hand homeowners moving into Chongqing Nankai Liangjiang School's admissions scope must have resided for at least five years to qualify under the “Three-for-zone” policy; those not meeting this duration will be arranged by the district education committee.

3. Agreement enrollment. The school issues a unified notification for offline verification.

4. Migrant children admissions. Information maintenance: May 14–16; Formal registration: June 11–15; note: Longxing area online centralized registration; Registration maintenance times as above. Review and admission: by June 25, the education centers will verify the relevant documents and registration information for migrant children. Result inquiry/confirmation: June 29–30, after verification, migrant children meeting the criteria complete enrollment confirmation. Notice issuance: by July 10, the school issues migrant children electronic admission notices through YuKuai Ban.

5. Enrollment scope. The Three-for-zone admissions cover a broad set of communities in Longxing Town and surrounding areas, including Jinmao Longxing International Ecological City, Longhu Changtan Yuanlu, Huayu Yulinfu, and many other residential communities listed in the admission materials.
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