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Shanghai Jincai International Division (JCID) is the international department of Shanghai Jincai High School and was established with the approval of the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission in 2000. The division operates as part of the larger, municipally approved Jincai school and serves international and overseas‑Chinese students under that public school structure. JCID gained IBMYP authorization in April 2006 and IBDP authorization in May 2015, milestones in its curriculum development. The international division relocated from its earlier Dingxiang Road campus to the current Eshan Road campus in 2009.
The JCID community combines Chinese‑section and English‑section students and includes several hundred students from many countries; published summaries indicate roughly several hundred pupils in the international division drawn from dozens of nationalities. The school lists recurring community and cultural events on its site, including an International Week (focused on charitable work), an annual Chinese Culture Week, a school talent show (“Jincai Got Talent”) and a Halloween celebration for younger students. These events are run as part of the primary and whole‑school activity programmes and are described on the school's activities pages.
Shanghai Jincai High School International Division (JCID) was established in 2000 and is located at No. 26 Eshan Road in Pudong, close to Century Park; the international division is part of the larger Jincai High School campus. JCID operates a Chinese section (using the national curriculum) and an English section (using original US materials) and is authorized by the International Baccalaureate Organization; it offers the IPC in primary grades, the MYP (authorized 2006) and the IBDP (authorized 2015). The international division is reported on the school site as having about 400 students; the wider Jincai High School enrolment is given as about 2,100 students. JCID's site notes a Co-Principals and co-teaching model and identifies the school as a Base School for international promotion of Chinese (Hanban). For transport, the school publishes a paid school-home bus service with several route/price bands.
