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British-curriculum international schools in Guangzhou generally follow the English National Curriculum from Early Years through Key Stages, moving to Cambridge IGCSEs and A-levels at secondary level, and they typically teach in English while offering regular Mandarin lessons or bilingual strands at some campuses. Fees vary widely by provider and pupil age, but recent published school schedules and market guides show annual tuition running from roughly RMB 90,000 at lower-cost British-programme schools to well over RMB 250,000 - 300,000 at higher-fee institutions, with additional charges for enrolment, transport, meals and extra-curricular programmes. Admissions for expatriate children are usually handled year-round with a main intake in August/September; schools that describe themselves as “international” commonly require proof of foreign passport and a valid visa, while a smaller group of bilingual schools will admit local passport holders under different rules. Families relocating should allow time to gather passports, visas, previous school records and English-language assessment results, and budget for assessment, application and capital or incidental fees as part of the total cost of schooling.
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