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AISB-Hope International

China, Beijing

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees RMB 168,000 - 276,000
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 160
Type Co-educational
Opened 2012
Bus Service No
Availability Not shared by this school
Academic offering
Curriculum American Curriculum, Advanced Placement (AP)
Taught languages Mandarin, English
Typical class size 10
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Arts and Creative, Academic and Intellectual, Social and Hobbies
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, High School
Introduction

AISB–Hope International opened in August 2012 and is located in the east Chaoyang District of Beijing; the school moved to its current location in 2019. The school uses a U.S.-based curriculum (modified Common Core) and is an AP (Advanced Placement) school and testing centre; most classes (except foreign language classes) are taught in English. The school runs an English Plus programme for English-language learners and publishes an annual tuition and fees schedule. Class sizes are described on the school site as typically ranging from 6–12 students; the secondary section lists facilities including two libraries, two science labs, a computer lab, music and art rooms, and outdoor sports areas. The website highlights the AP/college-prep pathway and the English Plus support as distinctive academic features.

www.aisb-hopeintl.org.cn

Building 5, Dayu, No. 4 Courtyard, Chaoyang Farm, Chaoyang District, Beijing 100018

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The Essentials

AISB-Hope International has 160 pupils, typical class sizes of 10, instruction in English.

Location
AISB‑Hope International is located in east Chaoyang District, Beijing — Address: Building 5, Dayu, No. 4 Courtyard, Chaoyang Farm, Chaoyang District, Beijing 100018. The school website notes the campus is in the eastern part of the city and lists bus routes serving areas such as Wangjing. For exact directions and visiting arrangements contact the admissions office.

Stages
The school is described as an international PK–12 school (pre‑kindergarten through Grade 12). Elementary grades are taught (K–5) and the high school offers a college‑preparatory programme with Advanced Placement (AP) course options.

Type
AISB‑Hope International is a co‑educational day school operated under the AISB (Australian International School of Beijing) license. The campus is a closed day campus (students stay on campus between arrival and dismissal); the school does not advertise boarding facilities.

Additional learning support
The school states it provides differentiated classroom instruction and has a dedicated SENCO (Special Educational Needs Coordinator) to support students with learning differences. There is also an English Plus team to support English language learners, and the school says it will work with IEPs or other support plans as needed.

Country affiliation
The school operates under the AISB (Australian International School of Beijing) licence; otherwise it presents itself as an international school serving a multinational student body.

Religious affiliation
AISB‑Hope International describes a faith‑based ethos with Christian language in its mission (references to ‘Godly character', relationships with faith groups, and a ‘love‑based' approach). It presents a Christian‑influenced school ethos rather than a secular or non‑religious identity.

School day structure
The school website does not publish a single, detailed schoolwide start/end time. The published bus schedule shows morning pickups around 6:58–7:06 and afternoon drop‑offs around 15:55–15:58, and the site notes the campus is closed during school hours (Seniors may leave for lunch with an off‑campus pass). For exact daily bell times and lunch/recess timings, contact Admissions.

Bus service
AISB‑Hope International offers a daily bus service for families at an additional fee and arranges pick‑up points according to student locations; the school says it has used the same trusted bus company for several years. The site publishes sample bus lines and times (for example a Wangjing line with morning pick‑ups and mid‑afternoon returns) and asks families to provide their address during admissions so a pick‑up point can be arranged. Specific routes, fees and available stops are handled through the school's Admissions/Transportation office.
Diving Deeper
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Fees

Annual tuition at AISB-Hope International ranges from RMB 168,000 to RMB 276,000 for 2026/27.

Application fees
- Application fee (new students only): RMB 2,000 (non‑refundable; due at time of admission testing).

One‑time charges / deposits
- Capital Levy (one‑time, per student): RMB 10,000 (non‑refundable; family cap applies — will not exceed RMB 15,000 per family).
- Tuition deposit on enrollment (new students): RMB 15,000 (non‑refundable; credited against total tuition).
- Tuition deposit for returning students: RMB 12,000 (non‑refundable; credited against total tuition).

Tuition fees by year group (annual; shown as RMB per academic year and approximate per‑semester amount)
- Kindergarten 3 (K5): Annual RMB 168,000 — approximate per semester RMB 84,000.
- Grade 1: Annual RMB 183,000 — approximate per semester RMB 91,500.
- Grade 2: Annual RMB 187,000 — approximate per semester RMB 93,500.
- Grade 3: Annual RMB 193,000 — approximate per semester RMB 96,500.
- Grade 4: Annual RMB 199,000 — approximate per semester RMB 99,500.
- Grade 5: Annual RMB 208,000 — approximate per semester RMB 104,000.
- Grade 6: Annual RMB 229,000 — approximate per semester RMB 114,500.
- Grade 7: Annual RMB 236,000 — approximate per semester RMB 118,000.
- Grade 8: Annual RMB 243,000 — approximate per semester RMB 121,500.
- Grade 9: Annual RMB 253,000 — approximate per semester RMB 126,500.
- Grade 10: Annual RMB 259,000 — approximate per semester RMB 129,500.
- Grade 11: Annual RMB 266,000 — approximate per semester RMB 133,000.
- Grade 12: Annual RMB 276,000 — approximate per semester RMB 138,000.

Note: the school states that payment by semester is available (usually for an additional administrative fee); the per‑semester amounts above are the annual tuition divided into two equal payments as an approximate guide.

Program‑specific and recurring fees
- English Plus program (Grades 1–9): RMB 18,000 per year (one‑time annual payment).
- Montessori program (Grades 1–6): tuition listed RMB 198,000 per year for Montessori placements (where offered).
- Bus service: RMB 9,800–RMB 12,600 per year depending on route.
- Lunch: approximately RMB 30 per meal (charged separately).
- Sibling discount: 15% on tuition for applicable siblings.

Boarding
- Boarding is not provided at this school.

Refunds and non‑refundables
- Application fee, capital levy and tuition deposits are stated as non‑refundable and are credited or applied as described above. No broad refundable tuition policy is published on the fees information.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- A tuition deposit is required to confirm placement; annual tuition is billed and the school offers alternative payment plans including semester payment (semester option may carry an additional fee). Specific due dates and installment plans are handled through Admissions/Finance at the time of enrollment.

Fee payment methods
- The school's online donation/payment information lists common accepted methods (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, PayPal, China bank transfer, overseas bank transfers, WeChat and Alipay), which the school uses for online payments and donations. Parents should note that specific tuition payment channels, card surcharges or international payment gateways are arranged through the school finance office.
Academics

AISB-Hope International teaches American Curriculum, Advanced Placement (AP).

Curriculum
AISB‑Hope International is a K5–Grade 12 international school in Beijing that follows a U.S.-based, standards-aligned curriculum (modified Common Core for English and math; NextGen Science Standards for science), with English as the primary language of instruction except for foreign-language classes such as Mandarin.
The elementary programme (K–5) focuses on foundational skills and independent learning, middle school expands breadth across STEM, humanities and the arts, and high school (Grades 9–12) is organised as a college-preparatory programme.
High-school students may take Advanced Placement (AP) courses beginning in Grade 9 and the school offers the AP Capstone Diploma Program; the school also administers standardised tests such as PSAT, SAT, AP exams, MAP and ACT.
AISB‑Hope International is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Schools, Western Association of Schools and Colleges (ACS WASC).
The curricular scope includes music and visual arts, competitive athletics (ISAC/JISAC/BASE), and school‑level support for English‑language learners and students with diverse learning needs.
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Admissions

Admissions
1. Schedule a tour and information meeting. Parents are encouraged to arrange a live or virtual tour so you and your child can see classrooms, meet staff, and ask specific questions about curriculum and student supports; the school highlights scheduling a tour as the first step. Ask when tours include class visits and whether a student visit with a current student guide is possible, since that can help you see daily routines and transportation logistics.

2. Complete the online application (OpenApply). The school asks families to apply through its online portal (OpenApply); make sure you create an account and upload required documents (previous school records, immunization/medical records, passport copy) in the portal. Check the application form early so you know what transcripts, recommendations, or English-language documentation will be required for your child's grade.

3. Pay the application fee and attend admission testing/assessment. New students pay an application fee (listed as RMB 2,000) that the school states is non-refundable and due at the time of admission testing; confirm the exact amount and timing when you book testing. Admissions testing or assessments are used to place the student academically and to identify English language support needs, so arrange any needed translations or prior-school records to accompany the testing. If you have questions about testing format or accommodations, contact the Admissions office before the test date.

4. Confirm enrollment eligibility and submit legal documentation. AISB–Hope International states it is an international school and generally requires students to hold a foreign passport; there are limited, specific cases under Chaoyang Education Commission guidelines when Chinese passport holders may be eligible. Provide passport copies, visa/residence documentation, and any requested official records promptly—missing or late legal documents can delay or prevent enrollment. If your situation is unusual (dual nationality, recent arrival, or visa timing), raise it with Admissions early so they can advise.

5. Placement decisions and factors to expect. Grade placement is determined by a combination of the student's age, academic assessments, previous school records, recommendations, and social development; the Admissions team works with the Business Office and reserves final placement authority. Expect the school to request samples of recent schoolwork or report cards and to consider English-language level when placing students into grade or support programs (for example, English Plus). If you need specific support services, discuss available learning support or EAL/English-plus programs during the admissions conversation.

6. Receive placement, pay deposits and fees to secure the place. After placement is offered you will receive billing details; the school lists one-time and recurring charges for 2025–2026 (examples published include a Capital Levy of RMB 10,000, a tuition deposit for new students of RMB 15,000, returning-student deposit RMB 12,000, and an English Plus fee of RMB 18,000 for G1–G9). Tuition ranges published for 2025–2026 run approximately RMB 168,000 to RMB 276,000 depending on grade; bus fees and other annual charges (e.g., bus RMB 9,800–12,600) are additional. Deposits are described as non-refundable but credited toward tuition; ask Admissions for a full, current tuition & fee schedule and written payment-deadline dates before you sign.

7. Finalize logistics and stay in contact. Confirm your chosen payment plan (the school indicates alternative payment options and semester payments may be available for an additional fee), bus route and pickup/drop-off if you need school transport, and any school-entry paperwork such as health forms or emergency contacts. Keep copies of receipts for deposits and payments and ask for clear deadlines for returning required forms to avoid losing the offered place. If anything in your situation is time-sensitive (visa arrival dates, late transfer, sibling enrollment), contact Admissions by email or phone to confirm timelines and next steps.

Scholarships
AISB–Hope International's public pages do not advertise a scholarship or formal financial-aid program on the school website. The school's site describes fees, deposits, and donation options, but it does not present a published scholarship policy, means-tested aid program, or merit scholarship competition on its admissions or fees pages. One third‑party school-fees listing references a sibling discount (15%)—that listing is not the school's own page, so confirm any sibling discount or concessions directly with Admissions in writing before relying on it. If you need financial assistance or have questions about fee reductions, outreach to admissions@aisb-hopeintl.org.cn or the Business Office is the recommended next step; ask for written details of any discount, eligibility rules, renewal conditions, and whether awards are fixed-term or annual.

Waitlist
Publicly available admissions information on the school website and contact pages does not describe a formal waitlist process or a published waitlist policy. The admissions pages outline tour, online application, assessment, placement and deposit steps but do not state that applicants are placed on a waitlist or explain how a waitlist would operate. If you anticipate limited seats (for example, applying mid-year or for a popular grade), contact Admissions directly to ask whether they keep a waitlist, how applicants are prioritized, and whether waitlist positions are valid beyond the current academic year. For direct confirmation use the school's admissions email or phone lines noted on the contact page.
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