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China, Chengdu
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Uniforms are compulsory for all students and are designed to promote safety, identification, equality, and school pride. The uniform has summer, winter, and sport variants, and includes items such as blue polo shirts (summer), white shirts (secondary), navy shorts/pants/skorts, and a LIS hat; a PE kit and swimming gear are also required, with house PE shirts used for inter‑house events.
The on‑campus cafeteria provides a full lunch every day, prepared by Chartwells (Compass Group). Nursery through Reception have a set menu served at the table, while Year 1 to Year 13 can choose from menus at the service line, with Menu A or B options or a mixed plate; meals emphasize balanced nutrition with vegetables and fruit included. Chartwells emphasizes healthy cooking methods and avoids MSG, artificial flavours/colors, and peanut oil.
All students participate in the house system, which groups peers across year levels into four houses. Houses compete in sporting and academic events and each sponsor multiple charities throughout the school year, helping to build identity, teamwork, and community involvement.
Léman International School Chengdu is owned by Nord Anglia Education and is part of the Nord Anglia Education family of premium international schools.
Léman International School Chengdu is a private international day school located in Tianfu New Area, Chengdu. The campus sits on a 50‑acre site at No. 1080 Da'an Road in Zhengxing County, reflecting the school's large but family‑friendly campus environment. The school serves Early Years (ages 2–4), Primary (ages 5–11), and Secondary (ages 12–18). It is part of the Nord Anglia Education family and delivers the International Baccalaureate curriculum through the IB Middle Years Programme (for Years 7–11) and the IB Diploma Programme (Years 12–13), with globally connected learning through Global Campus and collaborations with MIT and The Juilliard School. Language of instruction is English, with Mandarin and French offered as additional languages; Korean and German are available to specific cohorts. The school emphasises small class sizes (about 15 students) and a strong university‑placement track, including high IB results and extensive extracurriculars such as leadership and service opportunities, Model United Nations, and Duke of Edinburgh awards. The campus supports a broad cocurricular program, including arts, sports, and STEAM, and hosts a diverse international community with students from many nationalities.
