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China, Wuhan
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The Wuhan campus is the second oldest Maple Leaf School and has graduated thousands who move on to top universities worldwide. It opened in 2007 with an international high school (grades 10–12) and a K–9 Foreign Nationals School, and later added an elementary school, a middle school and a Chinese-curriculum high school. There are around 500 high school students and about 3,000 students on the campus overall. More than 95% of Grade 12 graduates move to Western universities, and the school emphasizes life and study overseas preparation, English-language development, and robust student support services.
The school offers elective courses in the arts, business, humanities and information technology. The World School Curriculum guides the program, and these electives extend learning beyond core subjects. The learning experience is designed to be enjoyable, yet challenging and rewarding.
The school emphasizes English language development for all students. The World School Curriculum provides a broad range of learning opportunities. The guiding principles of respect, responsibility, honesty and hard work influence staff and students.
Student support services are an important pillar of the school's work. Teachers provide opportunities for students to follow their interests. The school has established an inclusive and supportive learning environment. The school aims to make learning enjoyable, yet challenging and rewarding.
Maple Leaf International School – Wuhan is a large K–12 campus that opened in 2007 and includes an international high school, a Foreign Nationals (off‑shore BC) school (pre‑school to Grade 9), and Chinese national curriculum streams. The campus sits in Wuhan's East Lake High‑Tech Development Area (Optics Valley) and the school website notes landscaped grounds with a small lake and pagoda, a full‑size football pitch, running track, multipurpose gym and an Olympic‑sized ice rink. The school follows the Maple Leaf World School (World School) curriculum for its international pathway, and also runs AP and IGCSE offerings alongside the Chinese national programmes; the Foreign Nationals School is described on the site as a British Columbia (Canada) off‑shore school. The site reports strong progression to Western universities (a high proportion of Grade 12 students move on to overseas study) and lists a wide range of electives and extracurriculars in arts, languages, sport and STEM.
