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China, Chengdu
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SPGS International School Chengdu is the first overseas school of St Paul's Girls' School in London. It offers a complete British education with Chinese language and culture integrated into the program, and it is a co-educational institution.
The Junior School serves boys and girls aged 3–10 and delivers the English National Curriculum enhanced with SPGS International's programme and Chinese language and culture. The Senior School serves students aged 11–18 and follows the British National Curriculum enhanced with SPGS International's programme, including Chinese language and culture, a leadership programme, and the SPGS ethos from the UK.
The Senior School includes a SPGS leadership programme and offers non-examined courses and entrepreneurial projects as part of its curriculum. It also supports service in the community and provides opportunities for language and cultural exchange with the UK.
SPGS International School Chengdu is the first overseas school established by St Paul's Girls' School in London. It is a co‑educational day school located in Chengdu's High‑tech Zone, centrally positioned near Jincheng Park. The school follows the English National Curriculum, enhanced by SPGS International's programme, with Chinese language and culture embedded in the curriculum. The Junior School serves children aged 3 to 10, while the Senior School covers ages 11 to 18, and a Sixth Form area is available on campus. The campus is purpose‑built, featuring facilities such as a theatre and an outdoor playing field, and a focus on pastoral care and holistic learning. The school opened in August 2021, and its leadership team includes Naomi Edwards as Head of the Senior School and head of the overall school. A school bus service is available, and the institution operates as a day school with a British‑inspired curriculum that blends with Chinese culture.
