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English is integrated across the curriculum and used for bilingual instruction, with cross-language teaching to build bilingual thinking. The school uses personalized learning based on individual data, with trained teachers and a support team, including university admissions guidance; fluent English is targeted within five to seven years. The school teaches English and Chinese to students aged six to eighteen and offers both day and boarding options.
The school provides bilingual education in English and Chinese. The bilingual program includes courses taught in English. The school employs both Chinese and foreign teachers with an average of ten years of teaching experience. Primary is for ages 6–12 and secondary for ages 13–18, with day and boarding admission options.
Nord Anglia Global Campus delivers immersive bilingual learning with cross-language teaching and personalized learning. The school collaborates with Juilliard, MIT and UNICEF for experiential programs, and a digital Global Campus platform supports learning and collaboration across Nord Anglia students worldwide.
NAS Guangzhou (Panyu) is a bilingual day-and-boarding school located in Panyu District of Guangzhou, with an on-site address listed as 西和路 88 号. The school delivers a bilingual programme that implements the Chinese national curriculum alongside internationally informed teaching approaches; it is also a candidate school for the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Middle Years Programme (MYP). The campus description and facility pages list sports and performance facilities (outdoor swimming pool, tennis courts, a multi-purpose sports hall), maker spaces (3D printers, robotics) and a 255-seat hall. The school emphasises small classes (reported at 24–26 students per class, with a 1:8 staff–student ratio stated) and offers both day and boarding provision. Distinctive on-site collaborations mentioned on the site include partnerships with the Juilliard School (performing arts), MIT (STEAM projects) and UNICEF (SDG-related community work). All items above are taken from the school website.