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The school has a purpose-built campus in Waigaoqiao, Pudong. The Early Years area is in its own wing with dedicated play spaces. Upper School facilities include state-of-the-art classrooms, science laboratories, ICT suites and art studios. The sports complex features a double-sized indoor sports hall for eight sports, a rooftop running track, a 25-metre swimming pool, a gym and floodlit football and rugby pitches. The school has a modern music and drama complex with practice rooms, a Black Box and a lecture theatre, and the Simon Armitage Library occupies two levels with a multi-media centre.
The school has a double-sized indoor sports hall that accommodates eight sports. It has a rooftop running track, a multi-purpose playground, a 25-metre swimming pool and a gym. Floodlit football and rugby pitches are available on site. Nearby facilities include additional pitches and water sports such as rowing, dinghy-sailing and dragon boats, as well as tennis and golf.
The school has state-of-the-art classrooms, science laboratories, ICT suites and art studios. The Early Years area has its own wing with dedicated spaces suitable for younger learners. The Simon Armitage Library spans two levels and includes a multi-media centre to support reading, research and independent study. The campus is equipped with an air filtration system and air conditioning designed to maintain good air quality for occupants.
The school has a modern music and drama complex with practice rooms, a Black Box and a lecture theatre, supporting performing arts. There are abundant play areas across the campus for informal activities. The Simon Armitage Library provides spaces for independent study and collaborative work through a two-level facility and a multi-media centre. Nearby facilities include additional pitches and water sports opportunities such as rowing, dinghy-sailing and dragon boats, along with tennis and golf in the surrounding area.
Harrow International School Shanghai opened in 2016 and is located on Gaoxi Road in the Pudong district of Shanghai. The school website states it educates pupils from 18 months to 18 years and follows a Harrow curriculum rooted in the English National Curriculum, preparing students for IGCSE and A Level examinations; the site also notes the school has launched AP courses and a U.S. university pathway. The school lists an optional school-bus service, a full extra‑curricular programme (including sport, performing arts and leadership/service opportunities such as the Duke of Edinburgh's Award), and that its Mandarin programme is compulsory through Year 9 with different pathways at IGCSE and A Level. Where the website does not give a specific figure (for example typical class size), the entry reflects that omission rather than an assumption.
