Application and registration fees
- Application / entrance assessment fee: RMB 500 (one‑time, payable at application/assessment).
- Returning‑student re‑enrolment / registration fee (where applicable): RMB 5,000 (one‑time, non‑refundable for some re‑enrolment cases).
Tuition fees by school year (per term and per academic year)
- Primary (elementary) program: RMB 43,700 per term; RMB 87,400 per academic year (two terms).
- Middle (junior high) program: RMB 55,700 per term; RMB 111,400 per academic year (two terms).
- Senior high (international high school) program: RMB 74,000 per term; RMB 148,000 per academic year (two terms).
Boarding (residential) fees
- Primary and middle school boarding: RMB 5,700 per term.
- Senior high boarding: RMB 5,900 per term.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition and boarding fees are charged on a per‑term (per‑semester) basis and are payable at the start of each term. Payments for one term cover that term's tuition and, if selected, boarding.
- One‑time, start‑of‑enrolment charges (for example: uniform, bedding, entrance fee, campus card top‑up) are billed on admission or at initial registration.
Other costs and typical additional fees
- Uniform (full set): approximately RMB 3,015 (one‑time, initial purchase).
- Bedding set (bed linen / mattress / duvet etc.): approximately RMB 1,280 (one‑time).
- Meals / canteen: Grades 1–2 nutrition meals + snacks: RMB 57 per day; Grades 3–12 use a campus stored‑value system with students selecting dishes and paying from their campus account. Meal costs for older students depend on consumption.
- Examination and external assessment fees (IGCSE / A‑Level / IB / AP exam registrations): charged separately as exam/entrance fees and vary by subject and exam session (parents should budget separately for external exam registration and marking fees).
- Textbooks, course materials, optional enrichment activities, school trips, health insurance and personal items are typically charged in addition to tuition and should be budgeted for by families.
Refunds and withdrawal
- No school‑published, detailed refund schedule for the 2026/27 academic year was located in publicly available admissions materials. Comparable international K‑12 schools in China commonly operate a term‑based refund scale (for example: full refund if withdrawal occurs before term start, partial refund if before a defined cutoff date, and no refund after a later cutoff), and deposits or non‑refundable registration fees are commonly retained for administrative costs. Parents should expect that refunds and penalties will follow an established written policy administered by school finance/registrar.
Fee payment options
- Common, accepted payment channels for schools operating in China include bank transfer to the school's designated account, campus payment platforms that accept Alipay and WeChat Pay (stored‑value campus accounts / ‘face‑scan' canteen systems), and online payment gateways tied to the school's billing system. Credit card acceptance varies by school and may be limited or routed through a bank payment gateway; parents commonly pay by bank transfer, Alipay, or WeChat Pay.
Other practical fee notes for budgeting
- Expect separate, termly or annual charges for optional co‑curricular activities, instrument hire or music lessons, competitive team travel, and external standardised testing; these are charged in addition to the headline tuition and boarding figures.
Brief summary of availability of published fee details
- The figures provided above reflect term‑based tuition, boarding and common one‑time charges as published in recent admissions and school information materials for the 2025/26–2026 period on public education portals and admissions guides. A school‑specific, itemised 2026/27 official fee schedule was not located in publicly indexed admissions pages at the time of this check; the amounts above are those published for the current/recent admissions cycle and are presented here as the operational fees parents should expect when budgeting.
