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Compare International Schools in Kunming, China

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Instructs in English
Ages 4 - 18 years
Fees RMB 133,000 - 149,300
Pupils 300
Type Co-educational
Kunming International Academy (KIA), founded in 1994, is an English-medium day school located within the secure grounds of the Yunnan Academy of Agricultural Sciences compound in northern Kunming. The school utilizes an American curriculum framework integrated with a Christian worldview, offering Advanced Placement (AP) courses for secondary students preparing for university admissions. Campus facilities include science laboratories, an indoor gymnasium, a library, music rooms, and outdoor sports fields. A distinctive feature of the school is its long-standing Spring Service Trip tradition, where secondary students travel across Yunnan province to engage in community service, language immersion, and regional geography studies. Furthermore, Mandarin language classes are required for all students from preschool through grade twelve to encourage local cultural literacy. Families also benefit from an active Parent-Teacher Fellowship that organizes community events throughout the school year.
Instructs in English, Mandarin
Type Co-educational (boarding)
Kunming World Youth Academy is a private international school in Kunming, Yunnan, offering the IB Diploma Programme alongside the Chinese National Curriculum and a bespoke curriculum. The campus is on the south side of Yiyuan, Times Junyuan, Xianglong Street in Chenggong District. The school opened in 2016 and was certified as an IB World School in 2019. It is currently in a transitional phase with the campus at Kunming No. 3 High School Dianchi Star City Campus, Building 2. The IBDP prepares students for university study through six subjects across six groups, with ESL support and bilingual instruction in English and Chinese. KWYA emphasizes hands-on, real-world learning within the Diploma Programme framework. In campus life, students enjoy floorball, cooking, and international chess; after-school clubs and a Student Association include arts, cultural events, a winter talent show, and Classroom Without Walls tours. University counselling begins in grade 10 for higher education.