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The school teaches Chinese and English. Primary delivers a bilingual program with a Chinese curriculum and English instruction, taught by Chinese and international teachers. English instruction follows the English national curriculum blended with Shanghai requirements, with native English-speaking teachers supporting language learning. Junior High continues the Chinese-English bilingual environment, with a curriculum designed to promote bilingualism and English-language development across subjects.
Bilingual teaching uses Chinese and English instruction across subjects. Primary uses a Chinese curriculum with English language instruction delivered through co-teaching by Chinese and international teachers. The Chinese and Western co-teaching approach creates an immersive bilingual learning environment, with native English-speaking teachers supporting language learning. Pupils develop bilingual proficiency across languages and disciplines.
An immersive bilingual learning environment is provided in Primary and Junior High, with Chinese and international staff co-teaching across subjects to support language development. The curriculum blends the Chinese national curriculum with English-language teaching and Western educational practices to enhance cross-subject learning. The approach emphasises bilingual fluency and international-mindedness through multi-subject learning.
Hiba Academy Shanghai is a bilingual day school for Grades 1–12 (Primary, Junior High and High School) located on Linyao Road in Pudong's New Bund area. The school opened in September 2018 and the campus was developed as part of the New Bund project. The Hiba model blends the Chinese national curriculum with elements of the English national/British approach and uses a co-teaching bilingual model (Chinese and English) across many subjects; the school explicitly describes immersive, co-taught lessons and a bilingual timetable. Fees published on the school site are shown per semester (Primary, Junior High, High School); the site lists bus, meal and uniform charges separately. The school's co‑curricular programme includes academic competitions (e.g. Model United Nations, World Scholars' Cup), sports and arts offerings and service opportunities. Where the school website does not list a specific figure (for example current total pupil numbers or exact pupil ages by grade) those items are left blank here; please let me know if you would like me to look these up outside the school site.
