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Shanghai Victoria Kindergarten Qibao

China, Shanghai

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The school at a glance
Fees RMB 137,500 - 165,000
Ages Not listed
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Strengths Outdoor Education, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Introduction

Shanghai Victoria Kindergarten Qibao is a coeducational private day school in Shanghai's Minhang District. The Qibao campus is a four-story building at 1225 Xinzhen Road. Classrooms are equipped with computers, teaching screens, Bluetooth speakers, and multimedia devices. Indoor facilities include an Art Creative Room, a Culinary/Baking Room, a Library Resource Room, a Soft-Play Area, and a Multi-Purpose Hall. Outdoor spaces feature green landscapes, a lawn slope, large play equipment, a sand pit, and a water play area. The school delivers bilingual instruction in English and Chinese and follows the IB Primary Years Programme. A literacy program linked to Columbia University's Reading and Writing Project supports reading. Language and culture courses are offered in English and Chinese, integrated with STEAM, creative art, and benevolence projects. Extracurricular activities include STEAM, creative arts, and sports, plus a picture-book reading program and playground; joyful thinking and musical immersion after school.

The Essentials

Location
Minhang District, Shanghai, China. Address: No. 1225 Xinzhen Road, Shanghai 201101.

Type
Coeducational, private day school
Fees

Annual tuition at Shanghai Victoria Kindergarten Qibao ranges from RMB 137,500 to RMB 165,000 for 2026/27.

Application / registration fees
- No application or registration fee is charged at the Qibao campus.

Tuition fees (by programme / year group)
- General bilingual/international class (age 2–6 at the Qibao campus): published listings report tuition at RMB 13,800 per month for the Gumei & Qibao campuses.
- Published media listings indicate language-track variations at the Qibao/related Victoria campuses: a French-language track reported at RMB 12,500 per month and an English-language track reported at RMB 15,000 per month (the same listing notes an academic year counted as 11 months for that calculation).
- Some public listings express tuition as an academic-year or per-term charge for Victoria kindergartens (example figures published: RMB 138,000 per academic year, or approximately RMB 48,000 per term under a three-term model). Parents should note tuition may be communicated either as monthly, per-term, or per-academic-year amounts.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition at Victoria-kindergarten campuses is billed either monthly, by term, or for the full academic year depending on the enrolment type; some Victoria group campuses split the annual tuition into multiple instalments (for example, Victoria group kindergartens have used 10–11 instalments for an academic year).
- Typical payment expectations reported for Victoria-affiliated schools and comparable Shanghai kindergartens include advance payment or scheduled instalments with late-payment consequences (administrative action or suspension of place if fees are overdue).

Boarding fees
- No boarding service is provided at the Qibao kindergarten; the Qibao campus operates as a day kindergarten. No boarding fees apply.

Other costs and optional charges
- Meals: The campus operates in-house catering; meal charges are commonly applied separately when not included in tuition. Example meal charges published for another Victoria campus: RMB 18 per meal and snacks RMB 5 per serving. Parents should expect either a separate meal charge or a meal component itemised in fee notices.
- Uniforms and supplies: One-time costs for uniforms and school supplies are commonly required; amounts vary by campus and supplier. Comparable Victoria campuses and directories list one‑time uniform/supplies as an additional expense (amounts vary).
- Shuttle/transport: A school shuttle service is commonly offered as a chargeable optional service; published examples for Victoria-affiliated campuses and directory listings show shuttle fees in the range of about RMB 400–700 per month.
- Miscellaneous/administrative fees: Some campus listings show small monthly miscellaneous or service fees in certain locations; specifics vary by campus and by year.

Refund policy
- Refunds and the school's obligation to publish a clear refund rule are governed by Shanghai municipal and education regulations; the standard practice for many Shanghai schools is to apply pro‑rata refunds based on the portion of the term actually attended (for example: full refund if withdrawal before term start; partial refunds if withdrawal within defined fractions of the term). Parents should expect the school to follow the city's mandated fee and refund rules and to publish the school's specific refund procedure and timetable.

Fee payment options and safeguards
- Common payment methods used by Shanghai international and private schools include bank transfer or deposit to a school's designated account, online payment via an official school billing platform (e.g., “校付通” or equivalent), and other electronic bank-payment channels. Parents are advised to pay only to the school's official account or official payment channel and to avoid sending fees to personal or unverified accounts.

Summary for parents (practical points)
- Expect the Qibao campus tuition to be communicated either monthly, per term, or per academic year; commonly cited monthly figures for Qibao are RMB 13,800, with language-track variations reported in public listings.
- No application/registration fee is reported for Qibao in public listings, but there may be separate optional charges (meals, shuttle, uniform) that are billed in addition to tuition.
- There is no boarding at the Qibao campus; refunds and payment terms follow Shanghai regulatory rules and usual school instalment schedules.

If you plan to record these figures in an external database, use the published numeric amounts above for tuition and list meal/shuttle/uniform as additional optional charges that may apply.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The Qibao campus is a four‑story standalone building located at 1225 Xinzhen Road, Minhang District, Shanghai. Indoor facilities include an Art Creative Room, a Culinary/Baking Room, a Library Resource Room, a Soft-Play Area, and a Multi‑Purpose Hall. Each classroom is equipped with computers, teaching screens, Bluetooth speakers, and multimedia devices to support teaching. Outdoor spaces are spacious and bright with green landscapes, a small lawn slope, large physical play equipment, a sand pit, and a water play area to enrich outdoor learning. The school delivers bilingual instruction in English and Chinese and follows the IB Primary Years Programme.

Sports Facilities
Outdoor spaces support gross‑motor play with large outdoor equipment, a sand pit, and a water play area. Ball‑sports facilities such as basketball, football (soccer), and tennis are available at some campuses, depending on the site. The campus provides open spaces that promote active play and physical development. Indoor and shaded areas are used for supervised physical activities and structured games as part of daily routines.

Academic Facilities
The school implements the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP). It offers a reading program linked to the Reading and Writing Project (TCRWP) from Columbia University as part of literacy development. Language and culture courses are provided in English and Chinese, and the bilingual environment is integrated into daily routines. The curriculum also includes STEAM, creative art, and benevolence/compassion projects to support holistic development.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Extracurricular offerings include STEAM, creative arts, and sports taught in English. The school features a picture‑book reading program and a picture‑book playground to foster early literacy and imagination, along with picture‑book logic activities. Programs for joyful thinking and musical immersion are also part of the after‑school/learning‑through-play approach.
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