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Maple Leaf International School — Shanghai opened for enrolment in September 2013 and is part of the Maple Leaf Educational Systems group. The school is operated under the Maple Leaf group, a network that has run schools in multiple cities since the group's founding in 1995. The Shanghai campus is sited in Fengjing and the school's public profile on its site records the school's 2013 establishment and early cohorts. These founding and ownership details are described on the school and group webpages.
The school's public news feed documents an active on‑campus life that includes annual graduation ceremonies, curriculum‑linked study trips and in‑school cultural events such as the Zhou Enlai “class” naming ceremonies. Local civic and parent representatives regularly attend milestone events, and the school runs speaking competitions and International Education Day activities that involve students and families. Recent articles and news items on the school site describe these types of community and cultural events.
The school convenes parent representatives through a Parent Committee (家长委员会); school reports note that Parent Committee representatives have taken part in formal ceremonies (for example, the Zhou Enlai naming ceremony). At the Maple Leaf group level the organisation describes establishing parent committees, a “parent school” and regular parent lectures and workshops (including a “Good Parent” reading/education programme) to support family‑school cooperation. In practice this means parents serve as committee representatives for school events, participate in parent‑focused seminars and are invited to school forums such as graduation and academic/exchange fairs. These arrangements are described in the school's event reports and in Maple Leaf group materials about family engagement.
Shanghai Maple Leaf Bilingual School opened in September 2013 and is located at No.1 Fengye Street in historic Fengjing Town, at the junction of Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai. The campus occupies about 150 mu and the site states the school enrolled around 1,000 middle- and high-school students and employs roughly 180 staff, including about 40 international teachers. The school is listed on the site as one of the first 21 pilot schools approved by the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission to run international high‑school curriculum programs; the site also highlights regular international‑university admissions and graduation events. The school presents both Chinese-language materials and bilingual (Chinese/English) communications on its pages, notes a named international‑curriculum leadership team, and publishes news about student performances and English language events on the campus. For specific tuition, class-size or bus-service details the school site points parents to the admissions materials and contact numbers.
